Places, Everyone! Starting a Musical Theatre Program in a Small or Rural School
Michael E. Ritzel In many small and rural middle and high schools, the performing arts department might very well be a department of one. A […]
Michael E. Ritzel In many small and rural middle and high schools, the performing arts department might very well be a department of one. A […]
Building a successful music program in a small school requires a different mindset. The pool of potential participants is naturally limited, so you cannot rely […]
Greetings from the KMEA State Mentoring Co-Chairs. We wish you all the best for the beginning of this new school year! Sean Boller is the […]
On behalf of KMEA, I would like to welcome you back to school. While there may be lots of newness to what you are doing, […]
Grants are available to public middle school music teachers in the United States, for the acquisition of in-school music classroom equipment and supplies to benefit […]
Reprinted with permission from the October 2018 New Jersey Tempo magazine. Bravo! You’ve made it through the first weeks of school – adjusting to […]
As a young researcher in the 1970s, Carol Dweck studied how students encountered failure. Throughout her work, she realized that some students blossomed in the […]
By Peggy D. Bennett, Oberlin OH & Vicky Suarez, Richardson TX Reprinted from Southwestern Musician with permission by Texas Music Educators Association. We love teaching! […]
The Friends University Fine Arts department is excited to announce two new Bachelor of Arts degrees in Music Theatre and Theatre. “Adding these two degrees […]
Our district has enjoyed many successes this school year, beginning with the involvement of our new teachers in our mentoring program, under the direction of […]