Susan L. Smith BFA hons, RADRT, IDTA Susan was born in St. John’s, Newfoundland Canada where she began dancing at the age of 6. Upon graduation from Prince of Wales Collegiate in 1975 she attended Memorial University of Newfoundland. One year later she decided to pursue her dream to become a dance teacher and was accepted at the Canadian College of Dance at Ryerson University in Toronto Ontario. After three years of study and completing her Royal Academy of Dancing and Imperial society of teaching examinations, in the diploma program Susan was accepted into the Bachelor of Fine Arts, dance program at York University also in Toronto. She graduated in 1982 with honors BFA in Dance. Upon graduation she taught in the children’s dance intensive program at The Ottawa Dance Center & Theatre, and the Cumbrae School of Dance, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.  In 1984 Susan moved to New Hampshire and taught in Derry and Nashua, NH. In 1986 she founded the New England School of Dance in Goffstown, NH. Susan is married to Paul Smith of Bedford, and they have two children, Alison and Ryan.
Laura Micklovich  Laura graduated Trinity High and went onto Merseyside Dance College in Liverpool, England. There she was educated through Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (I.S.T.D) in tap, modern, national, ballroom, and Latin American. She received her Advanced II in tap and national and Teaching Certificate in tap, modern, and national. She also received her Teaching Certificate from the Royal Academy of Dancing (R.A.D). After graduating, she taught in Wellington, New Zealand. Upon her return to America, Laura has continued to teach at New England School of Dance and also Londonderry Dance Academy.
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Suzanne Boire Sue is trained in the Royal Academy of Ballet Syllabus and received her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Dance from Jacksonville University . She has danced professionally in Jacksonville, Houston, Los Angeles and Miami. Ms Boire is also an award-winning choreographer. Her teaching experiences over the past 18 years include guest teaching at several National Summer Schools in Florida.