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About CSD
Cheryl’s School of Dance is a second generation family owned and operated dance studio providing 44 years of the highest quality dance education. After spending 43 years in North Providence, CSD has found their home at 48 West Wrentham Road Cumberland, RI!CSD was opened in 1980 by Cheryl Garganese-Trottier. Her two daughters, Natasha Trottier-Estrada and Gianna Trottier-McLeish, are proud to continue their mother’s legacy and share their love of dance with their dancers and the community. CSD is a home to many and we are proud to have a staff of alumni as well as educators- some that have been with us for more than 25 years.
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