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88% of parents agree that Music classes teach children discipline. Music Programs have shown to dramatically increase student attendance in after-school and during the day.
Schools that offer music programs have dramatically higher graduation rates and dramatically lower drop-out rates.
95% of parents agree that Music is part of a well-rounded Education, and schools should offer it as part of their curriculum.
Wealth of Research Supports that Music Classes Improve Intelligence and Academic Achievement regardless of socio-economic background.
Sources: Gallup Polls, 2009; National Association for Music Education, Supportmusic.com, NAMM Foundation, supportarts.org
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The objectives of beginning band and orchestra programs are to provide students with opportunities to experience active music-making, to learn basics about music theory, learn music notation, and to develop the technical skills necessary to play a musical instrument successfully in an instrumental organization. MUSICSTAR Beginning Band and Orchestra classes prepare students for membership in high school band programs. As such, these programs are a valuable asset not only to the participating students, but also to middle and high school band programs, as they develop students that have the knowledge and skills to readily excel in high school music programs.
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