Why After-School Music Programs!?
MUSICSTAR® education programs are specifically designed to appeal to students of varying ages, while fully exploring the power of music education and its positive effects on students’ academic achievement, social and mental development. Curriculum plans for MUSICSTAR® programs are based on extensive classroom research and are aligned with national content in education standards.
MUSICSTAR® has huge benefits for schools, as no instruments, curriculum, books, accessories and consumables need to be purchased and maintained. This results in huge cost savings for schools and districts!
Music programs are popular and increase a school program's standing with parents. A 2009 Gallup Poll shows that more than 95% of parents want schools to offer Music Education! MUSICSTAR® can help schools offer comprehensive and lavish music programs at a fraction of the cost!
Music programs, and in particular MUSICSTAR® programs, have shown to increase student attendance in school and after-school and reduce student drop-out rates! So, schools also benefit from students attending school more regularly, as 95% of music class participants agree that playing music is fun!
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The MUSICSTAR Enrichment brand offers cost-effective and comprehensive solutions for before, during and after school music and arts programming that include absolutely everything from certified instructors to musical instruments and support staff. Available classes include band, orchestra, drum line, guitar, piano/keyboard, hand drumming, general music, recorder, choir, multi-cultural music exploration, music creativity and songwriting, musical theater, dance, rock band, music production, technology, and more. We also offer MovieWorkz!, a video production curriculum that teaches students of varying ages the film making process from scriptwriting to shooting and final edit. MusicStar Namm Jam SessionCW's "90210" actor Ryan Eggold joined students of MUSICSTAR®, an after school music program in Montebello, CA, as they made music together in front to Walt Disney Hall in downtown Los Angeles as part of a nationwide "Wanna Play?" flash jam on Tuesday May 4, 2010, organized by the NAMM Foundation to support awareness for music making and music education.
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