Students step into the gun debate with a song By Paul Katula • Feb 23, 2018 Students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS have composed an original song promising to stand tall forever and "shine."
No more band program in Norridge S.D. 80 By Paul Katula • Feb 16, 2018 The band program at a junior high in Norridge, IL, will be cut next year due to district finance troubles & 2 failed referendums.
‘Wow’ comes up short for an 11-school dance concert By Paul Katula • Feb 7, 2018 A dance concert celebrates the art form while bringing together students from schools that sometimes compete.
The brain knows what music you’re listening to By Paul Katula • Feb 5, 2018 Different brain waves are given off in the brain when we listen to different music (rock, jazz, classical). Exciting research—NOT.
Are music’s biggest awards stuck in the past? By Paul Katula • Feb 3, 2018 The Grammys awarded a female elementary music teacher the Music Educator Award; otherwise, the awards disappointed.
Music & learning: Frederick All-County music festival By Paul Katula • Jan 28, 2018 The Frederick County Public Schools All-County H.S. Music Festival is a prelude to Md. all-state performances in March.
Help wanted: Movie reviewer By Paul Katula • Jan 23, 2018 Students who have opinions about movies: Apply to hone your writing skills, make a little money, and get some enjoyable entertainment.
Not as many Dunlap 5th graders play an instrument By Paul Katula • Jan 19, 2018 Music teachers in a central IL community would like the board to reduce or eliminate an activity fee, at least for 4th graders.
4 years running, a day of service in Flossmoor By Paul Katula • Jan 16, 2018 100s of volunteers fanned out across Chicago's southland to mark a day of service and celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Animism comes to the Art Institute of Chicago By Paul Katula • Jan 13, 2018 Animism will come to the Art Institute of Chicago in Feb., a student writes from Summit. Are we in the grips of magical thinking?