Music Mentorpoint is a free program established by Calabasas High School's Tri-M Music Honor Society. In this program, CHS music students tutor middle school musicians and provide free private lessons to any student seeking additional musical guidance.
Music Mentorpoint's mission is to provide learning and volunteering opportunities by...
creating smoother transitions for middle school music students into the high school program
offering extra help to prepare excerpts, auditions, Director's Award, and other solo opportunities
offering a chance to get ahead in music classes
offering an opportunity to receive mentorship/guidance from peers who have been in your program and your shoes
enhancing musicianship levels of students in LVUSD middle schools
increasing confidence and creativity in students' musical abilities by providing extra 1-on-1 guidance
building student-mentor relationships between high school musicians and middle school musicians
developing mentoring and leadership skills in current and future students
creating stronger, more familiar connections between middle school music students and high school music students
establishing a comfortable, friendly environment where students can learn in different ways from more experienced peers
connecting the LVUSD community through music education
making music education equally accessible and affordable for everyone!
Our mentors are a group of responsible, qualified students who have proven excellence both academically and musically. As Tri-M is an honor society for student musicians, we are selective about our members and only accept applications to mentor/tutor/teach for Music Mentorpoint if the tutor applicant is absolutely capable. This ensures that our mentors are knowledgeable, dedicated, accountable, and reliable high school students who can maintain a friendly but professional and helpful environment in which their mentees can learn most efficiently.
To ensure that students receive the highest quality musical education we can offer, our mentors are required to attend regular workshops instructed by licensed professionals, where they sharpen important skills like communication, teaching approaches, musical/technical skills, music theory, and more. Weekly check-ins with our coordinators and directors are also conducted to guarantee that our mentors are encouraging and cultivating musical progress, and that our enrolled students are learning. Our Music Mentorpoint mentors are excited to share their skills with their students and work flexibly to help you succeed!
If you are a current member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society and looking to teach through our program, please fill out the following form to apply to become a Music Mentorpoint mentor. Additionally, please review the mentor expectations listed both above and in more detail within the application below.
Enrolling to be a student in Music Mentorpoint is easy. If you're currently enrolled at an LVUSD middle school, simply fill out the enrollment form below and wait for an email from a Tri-M representative, who will match you with a mentor.
Students will be paired with one mentor who teaches the same instrument/vocal part.
Sections are color-coded as follows to help you locate yours easily.
STRING INSTRUMENTS
WIND INSTRUMENTS
PERCUSSION INSTRUMENTS
VOCALISTS
As of right now, our 2026 mentors are near the end of the mentor approval process. Our mentor list for the year will
be updated shortly. In the meantine, Music Mentorpoint is accepting student enrollments through the form above!
Brielle Benabou (brielbenab7208@student.lvusd.org)
Keira Richley (keirarichl0908@student.lvusd.org)