You're never too young to praise god through dance!

STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) education is important because it develops critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills, preparing students for future jobs in a technology-driven world by fostering an integrated, project-based learning approach that encourages innovation, collaboration, and adaptability. By connecting different disciplines and making learning more engaging and accessible, 

In collaboration with the Rufers C. and Leola Goff Family Foundation (RCLG), Heritage Dance Ministry is nurturing young dancers, where studies have shown that dance can help youth learn balance in life by teaching them important skills like time management, responsibility, and concentration. Dance can also help youth develop social and emotional skills while enhancing their physical health. See more about our youth Liturgical Dance program. <HERE>.