The National High School Dance Festival (NHSDF) provides a unique platform for high school dancers from across the United States and abroad to engage in a rich schedule of dance-related activities. Hosted by Point Park University in Pittsburgh from February 26 to March 2, 2025, the festival offers an immersive experience for students currently enrolled in grades 9-12. The festival includes scholarship auditions, a variety of dance classes, master classes, workshops, informal concerts, and gala performances, providing participants with numerous opportunities to showcase and enhance their talents. Participants can expect to engage in over 200 master classes and workshops, which cover a wide range of dance techniques and styles. These sessions are designed to hone the dancers' skills and offer exposure to new methods and practices. The festival also features auditions, which are an integral part of the event, allowing students to compete for scholarships while being reviewed by recruiters from various institutions. The festival is conducted in person, fostering a dynamic and interactive environment where students can learn from experienced instructors and peers. The schedule includes various events from morning to evening, such as registration, receptions, exhibit halls, and multiple concerts, ensuring that participants have full days of learning and performance opportunities. Eligibility for participation is limited to high school students in grades 9 through 12, with registration required prior to the event. The festival's main outcomes and benefits include skill enhancement through intensive classes, exposure to potential scholarship opportunities, and the chance to network with peers and professionals in the dance community.