Instructors

At the age of four, Lauren started dancing competitively. She has training in ballet, jazz, tap, hip-hop, lyrical, and contemporary dance. And she has her PBT certification. At several events, she has won numerous judges' choice, choreography, and overall high point prizes. She continues to assist dancers in realizing their full potential and expressing their love of dance via her passion for teaching dance.

Brianna Lebron has danced and competed throughout the IE winning many awards, IE’s and scholarships since the age of 4. She has trained in ballet, hip-hop, Jazz, contemporary, west African, modern, lyrical, and Hawaiian by amazing teachers in the dance industry including our very own Lauren Cumplido as will as teachers in the IE. She has had the pleasure of teaching dance for 4 years now competitively and recreationally. Dance is her life so passing on her knowledge to young dancers makes her happy.

Saige Eberly has been a dancer for most of her life and has trained in the styles of contemporary, lyrical, jazz, and pom. Saige grew up dancing competitively and has danced all the way up to the competitive collegiate level. She has been a teacher at Supreme Dance since 2022 and absolutely loves sharing her love and passion for dance with each and every one of these kids.

Mayte Ramirez has been competitively dancing since the age of 4. She has training in every genre, including musical theater, tap, hip-hop, jazz, lyrical, and contemporary. As a senior in high school who is about to graduate, she received the wonderful chance to work as a student teacher at the studio. She has always enjoyed helping dancers discover their creative sides and discover their unique abilities in many fields.

Alexandra, originally from Temecula, CA, began ballet training at age 6 and has trained with esteem instructors a various schools, including the Joeffrey Ballet School NYC and American Ballet Theatre. She danced with Ballet San Jose and State street ballet before joining US international Ballet as a founding member, where he was promoted to First Female soloist. Alexandra is now a freelance artist, known for her original choreography and performances in a variety lead roles. Through her experiences she is passionate about teaching and inspiring young dancers.