The Creative Educators Network (formerly known as AME Institute) equips educators with the tools and training they need to empower the next generation of our creative workforce, to strengthen the pipeline from public education to the creative industries.
Electronic Music Elements is a music production curriculum suite that makes music production easy and accessible for grades 4–12. Elements non-performance-based approach removes creative barriers, emphasizing problem-solving and career centered applications.
Young Producers Group offers industry-aligned, standards-based music tech curricula. YPG’s innovative approach provides educators with time-saving resources, professional development and hands-on support to bring cutting-edge music technology into the classroom.
Save The Music’s partner for elementary musical instruments and world-class retailer, West Music has a variety of digital classroom resources, online professional development including courses and materials, and in-person workshops and events for educators.
Music for All provides ensemble experiences, hands-on opportunities for individual student performance training and growth, and teacher professional development. An advocacy to build and sustain school music programs, see the resource center like Teaching SEL Through Music podcast.