On a local level, making an impact is important as it shows interest, intent, and importance. Arts in schools play an irreplaceable part in childhood development and education. Advocating for their existence and support in schools is important. Contacting school board members and local school representatives in your area can play a large role in helping create, keep, and fund these key arts programs for students. If you want more information on local (to me) representatives, the button below provides more information:
On a state level, grassroots efforts for the arts are more important than ever. The crucial aid in funding and materials for these programs allows music programs across the country to flourish, giving teachers and students alike the opportunity to succeed. Contacting local representatives, state representatives, and local representative groups all help in the work to further push the music in public schools and help gain support for the arts as a whole. If you want more information on state representatives, the button below provides more information:
As I continue to grow as an educator and musician, I plan to build this tab into a place, not only for my students, but any student or young educator looking for free and affordable materials. As a beginning teacher, a lack of good resources quickly became the largest roadblock to the level of quality I could bring as an educator. Further, as a student, I found that a lack of affordable resources hindered my ability to grow as a performer. I have always believed that money and limited-accessibility should be no object to the pursuit of the arts and self-improvement, and I strive to create a place that supports this belief in the most direct way possible.
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