Too Often the Music Dies in City Schools, is a recent article in the Detroit Free Press.
While it’s a story we all know too well, cuts to arts education programs, it’s worth the read. In particular it looks at the issue through the lens of jazz players who have come out of Detroit Public Schools.
Makes you wish for a music education bailout…
“This year, 14 music teachers retired, and the district replaced none of them.”
i am doing a project for my senior class and its on budget cuts and how it effects the music programs in public schools. i myself play in my high school marching band and color gaurd so if you can email me and teach me some of the things you know then i would really appriciate it
thank you Amanda