CCJ Conservatory

05/30/2026

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05/26/2026

Congratulations! And we also agree on no more plastic and applaud the No More Plastic Foundation for saving the environment 🌎 💚

In Cannes alongside time magazine I was honored with an award because of Rosalie Mann’s hard work. Accepting the award was my way of shining a light on the hard work of the Producer, Rosalie Mann: No More Plastic Foundation
In my speech, I quoted Rosalie
“Plastic is hazardous and toxic throughout its entire lifecycle, posing risks to both the environment and human health.
Our world urgently requires transformative changes. We must learn to unlearn and use human ingenuity to transform the world for the better, rather than continuing to harm it.
Haunted by these concerns, I took concrete action to inspire societal change and rethink our consumption habits, thus giving rise to No More Plastic.

We all need to educate ourselves and strive to act better.
What kind of future do we envision? We must consider where our plastic waste ends up and its impact.
When purchasing or producing goods, it's crucial to contemplate the butterfly effect on the planet and our ecosystem.
While many alternatives to plastic already exist, consumers often lack access to them.
By becoming informed and responsible consumers, we can collectively create a future to be proud of.
There's no time to waste; we can all contribute to the solution."

Rosalie Mann is the founder and president of the No More Plastic Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to combating plastic pollution and raising awareness about the toxic effects of microplastics on human health, climate, and the oceans.

What can you do? I save my glass bottles and I reuse them. I fill up water right out of my sink. Remember, we used to drink out of water faucets
Always as with anything where there is a will there is a way

Wouldn’t it be great to have clean oceans to pass on to future generations? How easy is it to not use plastic water bottles? It’s really easy to be conscious and care.❤️

05/25/2026

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Be fully, bravely, unashamedly, and gratefully YOU! If you doubt yourself - see the last slide! 💓✝️

Wrapping up mini regionals with - memories and moments that continue to shape her!

⭐️ 2nd place mini solo with beautiful piece, I’ll Stay Here A Little Longer, a gnarly shin injury that almost took her out. She was determined to make this one happen 💪🏼

🙏🏼 Abundant gratitude to all the teachers who believed in her and supported her this season!

This weekend was another growing experience! Highlights include -

1️⃣ First ever Junior ballet class and featured call out 😍
2️⃣ Finallllllly unlocking the goal getting on stage during Tony’s class 😎
3️⃣ Mini lyrical moment call out with the one and only 🤍

Houston hometown - we can’t wait to return!

Up next, summer training then ⭐️

05/23/2026

We had a fun week celebrating the end of our Recreational 2025-2026 Season! Some of these cuties are moving on to their journey into CCJ Company while many others are so excited to see what the next level of dance has in store for them! Can't wait to start our Summer of Dance in June!

05/21/2026

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Congratulations to CCJ Company Member Genevieve Stitely .marie.dances who has received the CCJ Leadership Award for 2026-2027. Her dedication, commitment, and leadership in assisting with our younger levels of company was honored at our Summer Gala at Harbison Theater.

05/20/2026

Watching our CCJC former company dancer and her daughter Emerson together at our CCJ Recital is a beautiful, full-circle milestone moment. Thank you Katelynn for this special. And we love teaching the love of dance to Emerson. 💛 ❤️

05/20/2026

These incredible master teachers are ready to help make you an even better and stronger Dancer all you need to do is get on the floor with them! .kasamatsu
Don't Miss This! Registration is available online now! Go to our website ccjconservatory.com

05/19/2026

They are ready to help make you an even better Dancer all you need to do is get on the floor with them! 5 incredible master teachers with enormous talent, experience, and knowledge.
Jaci Royal
Jaclyn’s credits include choreographing for multiple seasons of So You Think You Can Dance, The Masked Singer, World of Dance, and Derek Hough’s national tour. In 2023 Jaclyn won the World Choreography Award for her dance film “Heaven”. Her professional company in LA, Royal Flux, is recognized worldwide for pushing the boundaries of movement and athleticism, delivering breathtaking live performances and visually stunning short dance films.
Jeremy Hudson - Jeremy Hudson has been a professional in the industry for over 2 decades. His work has ranged from dance, acting, creative direction, and choreography covering multiple mediums of entertainment. Some dance credits include reoccurring roles on the widely popular television shows like GLEE, Dancing with the Stars, and most recently Palm Royale.
Kenichi Kasamatsu
Based in New York City, Kenichi Kasamatsu is a dancer, teacher, and choreographer known for working with the most renowned choreographers in the nation like Keone and Mari, Nappytabs, and Kyle Hanagami! As a dancer, Kenichi has performed on stage and music videos for Jennifer Lopez, Ne-Yo, Daddy Yankee, and Mark Ronson.
Chaz Buzan
His performance credits include Cirque du Soleil’s Believe (choreographed by Wade Robson), Dancing with the Stars, the MTV Video Music Awards, and collaborations with Florence + the Machine, P!nk, Britney Spears, Demi Lovato, and Madonna. Chaz’s work with Madonna began at the XLV Super Bowl Halftime Show and continued through music videos, award shows, and the MDNA World Tour.
Geena Carey
Genna Carey is an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of dance, choreography, and film.
exploring new dimensions of storytelling. Her performance career includes dancing with companies such as Conteur Dance Company
(Toronto, ON) and LED Dance Company (Boise, ID). Genna’s choreography has been presented on renowned stages, including the Ailey Theatre, Peridance Capezio Theatre, Center for
Performance Research, and 92nd Street Y in New York.
Registration is available for the Intensive by clicking this link
www.ccjconservatory.com/summer-intensive