The Dorval School of Ballet to operate, a president, treasurer and secretary are necessary while volunteers and other membersgreatly help run various activities. It is run by a group of volunteers, presently parents and grandparents who decide the schedule of classes depending on the availability of the venue, their cost, the salaries paid to the teacher and pianists while maintaining a budget between monies received at registration and expenses paid out. 

A liaison officer of the City of Dorval Leisure and Culture department supervises our operation and helps us operate the school.  The City provides us with the locale and, for the past years, has offered us free use of the Serge Nolet Auditorium for our year-end recital, which parents greatly appreciated.

Our ballet classes are held in a large, brightly lit room equipped with 48 feet of fixed barres and a portable one as well as 20 feet of fixed wall mirrors and 3 movable ones.   As of the Summer of 2011, a low impact floor, all of the above provided, again, by the City.

A pianist usually accompanies the classes which allows the teacher to vary the rhythms according to the capabilities of the students and avoids wasting time changing CDs.