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LLC 654 Prosperity Way ChesapeakeVA 23320-7029 Get Directions BBB Accreditation &ampRating Access Without LimitsLLC is NOT a BBB Accredited Business. To become accrediteda business must agree to BBB Standards for Trust and pass BBB&#x27Owner Additional Contact Information Principal Contacts Mr. Jack HarrisOwner Customer Contacts Mr. Jack Harrisand does not guarantee the accuracy of any information in Business Profiles. As a matter of policyBBB does not endorse any productserviceor business. Businesses are under no obligation to seek BBB accreditationplease consider the company&#x27Inc. All rights reserved. All trademarks are property of BBBInc. Chat with uspowered by LiveChatRemodelings needs. During classes held once a weekand volunteers who are learning some simple signs. At the end of each sessionWest Des MoinesIA 5026 Session Information Dance Without Limits classes are offered twice a year

8217;s needs. During classes held once a week, a period of professional dance instruction is provided by instructors and volunteers trained to work with dancers who have special needs. We offer Lite-Gait equipment for children who need extra support with standing. We have a teacher who is able to communicate in American Sign Language, and volunteers who are learning some simple signs. At the end of each session, participants perform in a recital for family and friends. Session Dates Spring 2026

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