Instructor

Kylie has experience working with all levels of dancers, beginner to advanced. This has given Ms. Fox an adaptable and wide-ranging curriculum and a flexible approach to teaching. Her classrooms use positive re-enforcement, and focus on technique refinement and artistic expressiveness which is informed by Kylie’s education in athletic conditioning and bio-mechanics*. With this approach her students have been able to progress quickly through difficulties while gaining confidence.

Currently, Kylie is a faculty instructor at Long Island City School of Ballet (LICSB) where she shares her love of ballet and dance, teaching Levels: Ballet I , II, III, and IV (Grades 1-10). At LICSB she has had the opportunity to be a part of their Community Engagement Team, leading a community class for the LIC SPRINGS Festival. As well, Kylie will be running LICSB’s 2026 Summer Intensive Programming, leading 5-Day Workshops for Intermediate to Advanced students in the Tri-State area.

Previously, Kylie has taught as: a faculty instructor for Minnesota Dance Theatre's Performing Arts Youth (Grades K-12) and Adult Open Class (18yr+) Divisions; a faculty teacher with Ballet des Enfants; the Assistant Director for a city-wide community dance program (grades K-12) for Indianola Parks & Recreations (IA); and a guest instructor for both Ballet des Ameriques and Brooklyn Montessori Ballet School. Previous dance workshops and intensives Ms. Fox has lead include a week-long Winter Dance Intensive program for The Pointe Academy (IA) and a single day Dance Workshop for The Change Dance Studios (IA).

In addition to group classes Kylie teaches privately in the NYC area and is currently accepting new students!

*Ms Fox. was selected twice as a scholarship participant for Harkness Center for Dance Injuries (NYU/Langone): "Healthy Dancer Initiative", in conjunction with Mark Morris Dance Group, RIOULT, and Gibney Dance; received two years of private instruction in The Gyrotonic Method by Kayla Alleyne (PT Plus/City Center NYC); studied Ballet with a Molecular Biology/Pre-Medicine Track at Indiana University; and has received  a certificate in Applied Stretching Theory and Practice with movement analysis in Assisted Stretching Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation through the FTP program /Institute for Credentialing Excellence.