Creative Arts, YOUR Non-Profit
Community School for Theatre, Music
and Art.
25 Woburn St.
Reading, MA 01867
phone: 781.942.9600
Email: info@WeTeachCreativeArts.org
Winter/Spring Office Hours:
Mon-Thurs 11am-6:30pm, Fridays noon-5pm; & by app't
Closed: 5/28
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Why us? Why a Community School?
Creative Arts is an independent, nonprofit 501(c)3 community school of the arts. As a community school, we strive to develop the creativity and imagination of young and old students alike, and to bring the community together, making it stronger through the arts.
As our mission states, Creative Arts is dedicated to fostering a passion for the Arts by providing exceptional instruction in visual and performing arts to a diverse population of students. We do this by providing opportunites for innovative learning, performance and fun while instilling a life-long desire for creative expression. Thereby striving to inspire, enrich and connect individuals within the community.
Being part of a multi-faceted arts school brings many benefits, including exposure to multiple arts disciplines, opportunities to take lessons in multiple disciplines in a convenient and familiar space, options for siblings to express their individuality, and more.
Creative Arts also offers many performance and exhibit opportunties for all students. There are multiple Student Performance Nights throughout the year, mid & year-end recitals, student art exhibits at the end of each trimester, and opporunties for all disciplines to perform and exhibit in the community as well. Faculty from all departments also share their talents for students and the public.
As a member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts, we agree to:
- admit students regardless of age, sex, gender, race, religion, color, national and ethnic origin, sexual orientation, aptitude, or ability to pay.
- be a non-degree granting institutions or non-degree granting divisions of degree granting institutions.
- employ a broad, sequential curriculum, which is responsive to community needs and supports or reflects the mission of the school.
- utilize a well-equipped instructional facility.
- offer need-based financial aid and/or other subsidized arts education programs to all individuals.
- set standards of mastery by which beginning to advanced students may attain the highest level of artistic competence and afford students the opportunity to participate in recitals, presentations, publications, workshops and exhibitions.
- not to discriminate, in administration and hiring policies, on the basis of age, sex, gender, race, religion, color, national and ethnic origin, or sexual orientation.
- have the financial capacity to monitor and sustain our mission and service to the community.
- engage a qualified faculty that can effectively serve students of all ages and abilities.
- be effectively managed by professional staff.
- adhere to policies and procedures that ensure the safety and security of our students and staff.
You can find out more about the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts by visiting www.nationalguild.org.
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