Ani Aharonyan earned her Certification in Ballet with Academic Honours from Perm State Choreographic College in 2007. During her time at the college, she performed in productions such as "Coppélia" and "Swan Lake," et. al. at the Perm Theatre of Opera and Ballet named after Tchaikovsky.

She then moved to Yerevan, where she received her Academic Qualification in Professional Ballet from Yerevan State Choreographic College in 2008.

Roman Nesterov received his early education at Konstantin Ushinsky Gymnasium No.1 in Simferopol, Autonomous Republic of Crimea, from 1999 to 2004. He then attended the Kyiv State Ballet College (KSHU) from 2004 to 2012, where he graduated with a specialized diploma in Ballet Dancing and Teaching.

From 2012 to 2019, Roman danced with the St. Petersburg State Academic Theatre of Boris Eifman, performing in the full acting repertoire of the theatre, including small solo roles.

Cancellation Policy: Students ages 3–17 enrolled in a course do not need to cancel in advance. Absences are automatically marked on the class roster.

Refund Policy: All courses are final sale. No refunds will be granted under any circumstances including, but not limited to, non-attendance or voluntary withdrawal.

Program Schedule

Monday - Friday

We are proud to partner with Dwight Global Online School, one of the world's leading online private schools, to provide our pre-professional students with a world-class academic experience that complements their intensive ballet training.

Through this partnership, students can complete their elementary and high school education online while pursuing full-time dance studies at The Russian Ballet School. Dwight Global's works with athletes, performers and full-time professionals who require flexible academic scheduling. The online environment enables live seminars, on-demand resources and individualized support so students can pursue thei

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Students who join Dwight Global while studying at The Russian Ballet School will receive a 50% tuition discount on Dwight's academic program (2025-26 rate reduced from $42,750 to $21,375).

Dwight also provides need-based financial aid, with additional benefits for families receiving 50% or more assistance. These include school lunch, textbooks, after-school programs, athletics, transportation discounts, grade-wide domestic and international trips, summer camp discounts, uniform gift certificates, and complimentary admission to parent and family events.

At the heart of Dwight's mission-"igniting the spark of genius in every child"—is a commitment to helping students explore their passions through innovation and creativity. Signature programs such as Spark Tank, founded in 2015, give K-12 students the opportunity to launch their own businesses, non-profits, and product designs, with mentorship and funding from the Dwight School Foundation. Sparkathon, a 48-hour design challenge for grades 6-12, inspires teamwork and innovation through real-world problem solving. Meanwhile, Spark Talks bring industry leaders to speak with students across Dwight's international network.

Students have had the opportunity to participate in Dwight Network programming across England, Ireland, Italy, Kenya, Dubai and many more global locations. On Fridays the school schedules club and extracurricular programming, supported by over 35 clubs in the online environment, and any student can launch a faculty-sponsored club of their own.

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