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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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MUSICSTAR ’ S specially developed curriculum, workbook and accompanying CD library provides an opportunity for students to learn about, and actively experience, the music of cultures around the world, ranging from Native American and Latin American music to the music of the African continent and Asia. The curriculum includes many illustrations through music samples on CD, DVD, and hands-on interactive exploration by way of real live instruments. Students will learn about music, instruments and styles, but will also gain a better understanding and respect of the multi-cultural nature of our planet through music.
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