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Staff:

7th and 8th Grade Band:
David Beagley
5th and 6th Grade Band:
Lea Langhoff
General Music/Chorus:
Patrick McGuire

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  • Yahooligans Classical Music

    Music is a 9-week class which covers note reading and writing, African drumming, composer research and discussion, the history of various music styles (including rock, rap, hip-hop, blues and jazz) and finally, learning basic guitar.


    Below you will find a copy of the Music Class rules and Consequences.

    CLASSROOM RULES

    1. Follow directions the first time they are given.

    2. Be in your seat and working when the bell rings. Once you enter the classroom you are in to stay.

    3. Do not play the piano or any classroom instruments unless you are given permission by Mr. McGuire.

    4. Bring all materials (folder, pen/pencil, paper) needed for class TO class.

    5. Show respect for your classmates and Mr. McGuire by not talking or conversing with others unless you are given permission.

    PENALTIES FOR NOT FOLLOWING RULES

    First Time - Warning (via non-verbal cue)

    Second Time – student/teacher conference

    Third Time – Detention and a call home to parents to discuss the situation.

    Constant disregard or Extreme Disruption - detention and student is sent to the office

    The rules of this classroom help our classroom run so that we all get the most out of the period. By choosing to break a rule, you are choosing to disrupt the learning of others. If you choose to break a rule, You are also choosing to accept the penalties.



    After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.

    -Aldous Huxley




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