The highly contagious coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic that began in late 2019 has greatly affected education globally, especially for learning skills that require human contact and constant practice in order to achieve competency. Similar to the rest of the world, the closure of theaters and suspension of school activities in Singapore have particularly impacted the dance and performing arts academies. As economies around the world gradually open up, performance-based colleges must find ways to provide a safe and sustainable environment while adhering to public health guidelines during a pandemic. Implementing safety protocols in the campus and studio can minimize disease transmission. This article presents measures and guidelines to help minimize the risk of viral spread, including using a blended model of virtual home-based and face-to-face training with faculty, in order to ensure continued adequate pre-professional dance education. The challenges of providing a blended model of education are also addressed.