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May 13
May Staff Picks 2024
Things are heating up here in Tucson, and our staff of musicians, students, parents, and teachers share the instruments know it. These pics
Apr 19
Experience and Accomplishment Lead to Music Student Retention [Helpful Ideas]
We have some helpful ideas for giving your students the chance to experience new things to help retention.
Apr 18
Retention Efforts are Important Year Round for Music Students [Connection, connection, connection]
Connect with every student, and work together to reach out to the community.
Apr 18
Letting Music Students Know You Care Helps Retention [Plus Performance Opportunities]
Scheduling your first performance for next school year, and letting your students know you care go a long way...
Apr 18
How You Start Class Matters When It Comes to Music Student Retention [Plus a 30 Day Challenge]
Tips for starting off each class right, and a 30 day summer practice challenge for your students.
Apr 18
Creative Ideas to Help Music Student Retention [You Make a Difference]
How to creatively keep students interest, involve parents, and encourage your music students.
Apr 17
Being Flexible is the Key to Student Retention [Keep Things Positive]
Conflicting Responsibilities, involving current students in recruitment, and finding allies in your colleagues.
Apr 17
Exploring Careers in Music Helps Student Retention [Look Into the Future]
As the school year comes to a close, use a portion of your ensemble class time to explore careers and opportunities in music...
Apr 17
Use Video to Retain Your Music Students [As Easy as Hitting Record]
Consider asking your students to make videos that share their favorite things about music and being in your program. Starter questions...
Apr 17
Teacher Feature - Donald Heaton
Donald Heaton (he/him/his) is the Director of Bands at Nogales High School. We asked Donald 6 questions, these are his answers...