Elementary:
King David writes in Psalms 33:3: "Sing to him a new song; play skillfully and shout for joy."
Elementary students in Pre-Kindergarten through third grade have music classes once a week, fourth and fifth grades have classes twice a week.
In addition to learning healthy singing technique and the basics of rhythm and notation, third grade is involved in a keyboarding unit, fourth grade learns to play the recorder, and fifth grade explores composition through drumming and computer software as well as learning to play chimes. Fifth graders also learn to play the ukulele.
The elementary choir performs three times during the school year: the Christmas Program, Pastors' Day, and Grandparents' Day.
Our goal in music is that students would discover the joyful pleasure of worshiping their Heavenly Father with the expression of their very souls in music through singing and playing a variety of classroom instruments.
Middle School Band:
It has been noted in several studies that engaging in music education contributes to higher academic achievement as well as many life skills that affect our lives well beyond our school years. To continue to foster that growth, our secondary music program aims to give our students as many opportunities as possible to be involved with learning music skills.
Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students have band as a required class three days a week. The bands perform two times per year at the Christmas concert and the spring concert.
Ministry in Worship
Grades 9-12 Meets 3 days a week for 0.5 fine arts credits. Juniors and seniors might be able to take 5 days. Full Year
This course teaches and prepares students for participating in worship services. Students will rehearse and prepare for student chapel. The course will introduce students to Biblical worship, and how worship has changed throughout history. This class will also teach live sound and multimedia elements used in modern-day worship services. We will also explore other means of communicating God’s word through sharing testimonies, scripture reading, and using other creative means such as drama. This class will be focused heavily on the practical use of these skills in our weekly chapel services at school.
Students continue to hone their skills and, more importantly, put into practice ministry for the glory of God!
King David writes in Psalms 33:3: "Sing to him a new song; play skillfully and shout for joy."
Elementary students in Pre-Kindergarten through third grade have music classes once a week, fourth and fifth grades have classes twice a week.
In addition to learning healthy singing technique and the basics of rhythm and notation, third grade is involved in a keyboarding unit, fourth grade learns to play the recorder, and fifth grade explores composition through drumming and computer software as well as learning to play chimes. Fifth graders also learn to play the ukulele.
The elementary choir performs three times during the school year: the Christmas Program, Pastors' Day, and Grandparents' Day.
Our goal in music is that students would discover the joyful pleasure of worshiping their Heavenly Father with the expression of their very souls in music through singing and playing a variety of classroom instruments.
Middle School Band:
It has been noted in several studies that engaging in music education contributes to higher academic achievement as well as many life skills that affect our lives well beyond our school years. To continue to foster that growth, our secondary music program aims to give our students as many opportunities as possible to be involved with learning music skills.
Sixth, seventh, and eighth grade students have band as a required class three days a week. The bands perform two times per year at the Christmas concert and the spring concert.
Ministry in Worship
Grades 9-12 Meets 3 days a week for 0.5 fine arts credits. Juniors and seniors might be able to take 5 days. Full Year
This course teaches and prepares students for participating in worship services. Students will rehearse and prepare for student chapel. The course will introduce students to Biblical worship, and how worship has changed throughout history. This class will also teach live sound and multimedia elements used in modern-day worship services. We will also explore other means of communicating God’s word through sharing testimonies, scripture reading, and using other creative means such as drama. This class will be focused heavily on the practical use of these skills in our weekly chapel services at school.
Students continue to hone their skills and, more importantly, put into practice ministry for the glory of God!
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