Elementary music classes introduce students to foundational musical skills through singing, movement, listening, rhythm activities, and performance. Students learn basic music theory concepts including rhythm notation, steady beat, pitch matching, note reading, dynamics, tempo, and beginning music vocabulary. Classes also explore vocal technique, breathing, musical expression, and ensemble skills while encouraging creativity, confidence, and active participation. Students may engage in classroom instruments, performance opportunities, and guided practice activities that support overall musical growth and appreciation

This 7th–12th grade Music History and Performance class provides students with a well-rounded musical education through the study of music history, choir performance, and foundational music skills. Throughout the year, students will explore major musical time periods, influential composers and artists, and the cultural impact of music across different genres and styles. The performance and choir portion of the class focuses on healthy vocal technique, breathing, tone production, harmony, sight-reading, musical expression, and ensemble performance skills. Students will also develop an understanding of rhythm, music notation, dynamics, tempo, music vocabulary, and listening skills while building confidence through group performances, class recitals, and collaborative musical experiences.