Music education offers numerous benefits that go beyond just learning to play an instrument or sing. From cognitive development and academic performance to fostering creativity and emotional well-being, integrating music lessons into mainstream education can have a transformative impact on students.
Student Clay Nelson To Attend Walnut Hill School for the Arts
We are proud to announce that Clay Nelson will be attending Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Natick, Massachusetts for his junior and senior years of high school. Clay Nelson is a talented individual, participating in voice competitions, musicals, show choir, and theater. Clay has been taking voice lessons with Mitchell McGinnis since December 2019.
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Are Music Lessons Actually Linked To Better Academic Performance?
As parents and educators, we all want our children to succeed academically. We enroll them in top schools, hire tutors, and provide them with various resources to help them excel. It’s often mentioned that students who participate in some type of music lessons perform higher academically, but how true is this claim in reality?
