Music Doing Good In Schools
Music Doing Good in Schools is an innovative, interdisciplinary, musical arts, afterschool enrichment program for students ages 7 to 18 who want to take their skills to a higher level. Designed to enlighten, motivate, and stimulate student creativity this diversified approach to music, this unique approach brings together music, dance, and theater to support core curriculum learning such as math and science in a challenging, interactive and engaging environment where students work in harmony to create a live musical production that is presented at The Hobby Center for the Performing Arts on May 10, 2012 at 7:30pm.
For more info on how to bring this free program to your school, please contact Director Aisha Ussery Adams (email) or Assistant Director Phillip Hall (email).
View the Music Doing Good In Schools brochure as a PDF.
Student Scholarship Program
We are currently revising the Scholarship Requirements. Please check back for updates. For additional information on the Music Doing Good Student Scholarship Program, contact Ray Younkin
- Overview
- Mission
- Vision
- What Makes Music Doing Good Different
- Outreach
- Board of Directors
