Member Information
Policies & Important Documents
This page provides current and approved information for PUDS dancers, parents, guardians, and members.
Families are encouraged to review the applicable policies before completing registration and to refer back to them throughout the dance season.
Current policy document
Registration & Financial Policies 2026–2027
This document explains the financial and participation commitments associated with registration for the 2026–2027 PUDS dance season.
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Current policy document
Participation & Attendance Policies 2026–2027
This document outlines attendance expectations, festival and performance procedures, costume responsibilities, and participation requirements.
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Current policy document
Communication & Media Policies 2026–2027
This document outlines communication expectations, official communication channels, social media use, and media release guidelines.
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Current policy document
Specialty & Voluntary Groups Policy 2026–2027
This document outlines expectations, registration requirements, fees, attendance commitments, fundraising rules, and refund policies for dancers participating in Specialty or Voluntary Groups.
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Society governing document
Official By-Laws
This document outlines the official by-laws of Parkland Ukrainian Dancers Society, including membership, Executive roles, meetings, voting procedures, auditing, by-law changes, and dissolution.
Revised September 2025.
This document includes information about:
Registering for the upcoming season?
Please review the current PUDS policy documents before starting your registration. You may be asked to acknowledge applicable policies during the registration process.
Go to Registration →Questions about the documents?
Contact PUDS before registering if you need clarification about payments, fundraising, volunteer commitments, attendance, costumes, performances, specialty or voluntary groups, communication, media permissions, refunds, by-laws, or other family responsibilities.
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