Miss Kendall began her dance journey at New Jersey Center of Dance at just three years old, where she trained throughout her childhood and continued until graduating from high school. During her time at NJCOD, she was part of numerous award-winning numbers each year and took on leadership roles as an assistant teacher for five years and a team captain for two years. She also had the opportunity to dance competitively as a member of the Monroe Township High School Dance Team.

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After graduating high school, Miss Kendall returned to New Jersey Center of Dance to teach and continue developing her skills as an instructor and choreographer. Teaching at NJCOD had always been a dream of hers, inspired by her lifelong admiration for Miss Kirsten and the impact she had on Kendall's own dance journey.

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Miss Kendall attended The College of New Jersey for four years, earning her bachelor's degree in Psychology while continuing to pursue her passion for dance. She was a member of The College of New Jersey's Dance Team, serving as co-captain during her junior year and captain during her senior year. Throughout her four years on the team, she attended UDA (Universal Dance Association) Nationals and became a three-time national collegiate medalist.

While continuing to teach and train at New Jersey Center of Dance, Miss Kendall is currently pursuing her master's degree at The College of New Jersey in School Counseling and is working toward becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC). Her passion for dance, teaching, and working with children continues to inspire her every day. She is incredibly grateful to be able to share her love of dance with the next generation of dancers while continuing to grow as an educator, mentor, and choreographer.