Rankin Band

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Kids who are involved in making music in their teenage years score higher on the SATs and are more likely to pursue a college degree than those who are not involved in music.
A recent Rockefeller Foundation study discovered that music students have the highest rate of admittance to medical schools.
Playing a musical instrument strengthens eye-hand coordination and fine motor skills.
Music has an obvious impact on brain development, reading and math skills.
Students in band develop higher cognitive skills and abilities in analyzing and evaluating information.
Students in band learn how to get along and work together towards a common goal.
Source: IMEA, The Future of Music Project, Why Music is Basic

Join the Rankin Band!

Participation in band is an excellent opportunity for your child to learn and grow musically, academically, and personally! And it can be a lot of fun. By joining the Rankin band, your child will be given the opportunity to learn skills that can be used for a lifetime! Contact Mrs. Hamilton for information. mhamilton@rankin98.org

Have questions?

Click here for answers to frequent questions.Rankin Band FAQS