Star Maker is thrilled to announce Miss Jamie Day McNally as our studio manager and continuing as a staff teacher for her 13th year training our recreational and competitive dancers. She boasts choreographing and coaching dance routines and show twirl routines for students who have won regional and national competitions. Miss Jamie has received numerous top teacher awards for solo choreography at both Regional and National Championship competitions. Her student's accomplishments in baton on the national level include Miss Majorette of America winners and national champions as well.

Jamie has been dancing and twirling for twenty six years and as an advanced level member of the Entertainers Corps programs since age seven, accumulating state, regional and national titles in baton and dance. In 2000, she won advanced senior state titles in solo and strut including National World Corps Princess, National World Two Baton, National World Color Guard and National World Duet with partner, Krista Salerno. As captain of EBDC, Jamie led the corps to win Junior Parade Corps and National/World Flag Corps. As a soloist, she won national titles in dance, pompom and flag and represented New Jersey as Miss Majorette. Jamie also went in the history books as Corps Captain of the Year her final season with the Corps. In High School, she participated in gymnastics and was honored as Somerset County Gymnast of the Year in 1999. She also was inaugurated into the Somerville High Hall of Fame with commendations as a duel athlete in gymnastics and baton twirling. She taught for and has written curriculum for the International Gymnastics School in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania. She continues to share her passion for dance and gymnastics and loves to instill that passion in her students. She finds she is continually inspired by her students.

Jamie is a graduate with high honors from East Stroudsburg University. She resides in Flemington, with her husband Brian.

Jamie wants her students to "learn the proper techniques of dance, have fun and continue to strive and reach towards new goals in every class.”