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===Studio 13===

Kaycee`s mom thought it was a good idea to kill some flies with one slap and founded „Studio 13 Dance“ in Simi Valley where Kaycee grew up - a suburb 40 miles north-west-west from LA downtown - keep up with her training, to keep an eye on her daughter, spare some driving time to classes, spare classes costs, earn some money with the studio – and last-not-least – Kaycee’s older siblings [[Kylie Rice|Kylie]] and Devon could be cared about as well, who are three and six years older than Kaycee. In 2008 she purchased a former Discount Tire Center warehouse off First Street and created Studio 13 Dance, where 12 professionals teach close to 200 budding young dancers. Her sister Kylie was a competition dancer and part of the Studio 13 project team and later professional dancer as well - A professional collaboration of the Rice sisters and Studio 13 dancers was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbBbBT1QflA Samuel Cristea - Time to Dance Music Video] in 2011 (RR: Kaycee is easy, but do you recognize Kylie. No?! She was the lead dancer, who danced with Samuel, about 11 at that time). So Kaycee got basically her own dance studio, where she could train 24/7, when she was six or seven years old. A two-way mirror ~~gives~~ parents the opportunity to watch their kids practice but prevents the kids from being distracted or nervous about being observed.

Kaycee`s mom thought it was a good idea to kill some flies with one slap and founded „Studio 13 Dance“ in Simi Valley where Kaycee grew up - a suburb 40 miles north-west-west from LA downtown - keep up with her training, to keep an eye on her daughter, spare some driving time to classes, spare classes costs, earn some money with the studio – and last-not-least – Kaycee’s older siblings [[Kylie Rice|Kylie]] and Devon could be cared about as well, who are three and six years older than Kaycee. In 2008 she purchased a former Discount Tire Center warehouse off First Street and created Studio 13 Dance, where 12 professionals teach close to 200 budding young dancers. Her sister Kylie was a competition dancer and part of the Studio 13 project team and later professional dancer as well - A professional collaboration of the Rice sisters and Studio 13 dancers was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbBbBT1QflA Samuel Cristea - Time to Dance Music Video] in 2011 (RR: Kaycee is easy, but do you recognize Kylie. No?! She was the lead dancer, who danced with Samuel, about 11 at that time). So Kaycee got basically her own dance studio, where she could train 24/7, when she was six or seven years old. A two-way mirror gave parents the opportunity to watch their kids practice but prevents the kids from being distracted or nervous about being observed.

She grew up in a relatively protected environment and - that was very important for her development - she didn’t need make big risks and investments to find friends, because the other kids came to her into the studio as an institution, the daughter of the owner. The parents described her as very shy at these days. Kaycee practices at the studio three to five hours a day, Monday through Friday, and occasionally on Saturdays. Each year she enters six or seven dance competitions and one national contest. In 2014 she had been on eight different dance teams and had performed four solo routines and two duets.

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 ===Studio 13===
-Kaycee`s mom thought it was a good idea to kill some flies with one slap and founded „Studio 13 Dance“ in Simi Valley where Kaycee grew up - a suburb 40 miles north-west-west from LA downtown - keep up with her training, to keep an eye on her daughter, spare some driving time to classes, spare classes costs, earn some money with the studio – and last-not-least – Kaycee’s older siblings [[Kylie Rice|Kylie]] and Devon could be cared about as well, who are three and six years older than Kaycee. In 2008 she purchased a former Discount Tire Center warehouse off First Street and created Studio 13 Dance, where 12 professionals teach close to 200 budding young dancers. Her sister Kylie was a competition dancer and part of the Studio 13 project team and later professional dancer as well - A professional collaboration of the Rice sisters and Studio 13 dancers was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbBbBT1QflA Samuel Cristea - Time to Dance Music Video] in 2011 (RR: Kaycee is easy, but do you recognize Kylie. No?! She was the lead dancer, who danced with Samuel, about 11 at that time). So Kaycee got basically her own dance studio, where she could train 24/7, when she was six or seven years old. A two-way mirror gives parents the opportunity to watch their kids practice but prevents the kids from being distracted or nervous about being observed.
+Kaycee`s mom thought it was a good idea to kill some flies with one slap and founded „Studio 13 Dance“ in Simi Valley where Kaycee grew up - a suburb 40 miles north-west-west from LA downtown - keep up with her training, to keep an eye on her daughter, spare some driving time to classes, spare classes costs, earn some money with the studio – and last-not-least – Kaycee’s older siblings [[Kylie Rice|Kylie]] and Devon could be cared about as well, who are three and six years older than Kaycee. In 2008 she purchased a former Discount Tire Center warehouse off First Street and created Studio 13 Dance, where 12 professionals teach close to 200 budding young dancers. Her sister Kylie was a competition dancer and part of the Studio 13 project team and later professional dancer as well - A professional collaboration of the Rice sisters and Studio 13 dancers was [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbBbBT1QflA Samuel Cristea - Time to Dance Music Video] in 2011 (RR: Kaycee is easy, but do you recognize Kylie. No?! She was the lead dancer, who danced with Samuel, about 11 at that time). So Kaycee got basically her own dance studio, where she could train 24/7, when she was six or seven years old. A two-way mirror gave parents the opportunity to watch their kids practice but prevents the kids from being distracted or nervous about being observed.
 She grew up in a relatively protected environment and - that was very important for her development - she didn’t need make big risks and investments to find friends, because the other kids came to her into the studio as an institution, the daughter of the owner. The parents described her as very shy at these days. Kaycee practices at the studio three to five hours a day, Monday through Friday, and occasionally on Saturdays. Each year she enters six or seven dance competitions and one national contest. In 2014 she had been on eight different dance teams and had performed four solo routines and two duets.