Acton School of Ballet
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Acton School of Ballet’s goal is to provide the highest level of classical ballet training to our surrounding community in a fun, educational, and collaborative setting through stellar faculty and a focused approach to training. We strive to foster creativity, inspire confidence, and encourage our students to be persistent inside and outside of the studio.

 

Programs 2024-2025

Join us for the 2024-2025 School Year!
Our Lower School program is designed for students ages 3 through 3rd grade with little or no experience. Students progress through yearly syllabus programs that train classical ballet technique through a fun, creative movement, and technical approach. Our schedule is now available. Registration will begin for the Lower School in mid-April. Click below to learn more and register your child today!

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Beginning Ballet for Teens and Adults — Fall 2024!

It’s never too late to start!
Ages 11 and up are invited to enroll in this class for the 2024-2025 school year. This class is designed to introduce or refine the basics and fundamentals of ballet in an age-appropriate class tailored to teens and adults. Students will learn the basic positions, musicality and cadence of a traditional ballet class. This class is cumulative and registration is for the full Fall term.

News & Info

Classic Ballet Stories Summer ages 4-8

Learn about the famous classic stories of ballet in a fun, imaginative and creative way! Students will practice daily ballet followed by a craft and improvisation. Register today!

Parent & ME Session 4 Begins April 10 —Enroll today!

Acton School of Ballet is thrilled to offer a new class for students ages 18-35 months! Click here to learn more and register today!


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“ASB is a haven of learning and love where each student celebrates the pure joy of dance. The ASB community is a supportive family that ushers students through their development as dancers in a caring noncompetitive environment.”
— Current parent