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Students, families, and the next step

Your music resource hub.

A useful starting point for official calendars, program guidance, individual instruction, and family involvement. Follow the links to the official sources and confirm current requirements or document editions with the music directors.

Families & Music Boosters
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Official calendars

Check department and ensemble calendars for confirmed rehearsals, performances, and meetings.

  • Check the department calendar first, then your ensemble calendar.
  • The official program asks for planned absence notice at least two weeks ahead. Use the current form linked from its calendar page; discuss unexpected conflicts with your director.
View calendars here
Official forms & details
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Handbooks & guidance

Find official program documents. Confirm the applicable edition with your director; some linked syllabi are from earlier years.

  • Review attendance, preparation, performance expectations, and communication procedures together as a family.
  • Confirm the edition that applies to your class. Archived choir syllabi may refer to earlier years; confirm old deadlines and policies before using them.
Official forms & details
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Private lesson resources

Explore the program’s teacher recommendations for individual support, technique, or audition preparation.

  • Start with a goal: reading, tone, technique, or audition preparation. Ask your director whether individual lessons would support your next step.
  • Discuss availability, cost, location, and cancellation arrangements directly with an instructor. Families arrange lessons; this site does not book providers.
Official forms & details
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Family volunteering

Help with concert receptions or equipment projects. Volunteering does not require a donation or Boosters membership.

  • Concert receptions and equipment projects are practical ways to help. A donation or Boosters membership is not required to volunteer.
  • Choose a role that fits your time. Confirm the task, arrival time, supervisor, and school requirements through current volunteer instructions.
Official forms & details
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Music newsletters

Follow Boosters news and browse the newsletter archive. Check each issue’s date for context.

  • Read recent issues for updates, then browse the archive for context. Check each issue date.
  • Confirm dates in older newsletters using live calendars and current director messages. Share public program information when inviting friends.
Official forms & details
A community around every musician

Families & Music Boosters

Families can help students build a manageable practice routine, plan transport, and review performance commitments. Come to a concert, offer time for an event task, or stay connected through newsletters. Music Boosters support the program through family participation; choose a way to help that suits your circumstances.

Before the first rehearsal: confirm ensemble placement, check the calendar, review the applicable handbook, and ask about instrument or uniform needs. Keep questions specific so the director can guide your next step.

Official Music Boosters information