PLEASE NOTE: Due to the many shutdowns and closings, not all classes or activities are available at this time. Please check websites, call or email any programs to confirm if they are open and their safety protocols and procedures. In addition, many of these offerings are now virtual.
Please visit the ONLINE/VIRTUAL LEARNING page on this website for virtual supplemental classes.
SPECIAL NOTICE:
The Maryland Music Educators Association is hosting their 2nd Annual Student Leadership Summit on Saturday, January 22, 2022. This is open to all students grades 7-12.
Participants will learn from national and local leaders in the music education field as well as other arts industry leaders from across the United States. The summit will include a College Fair where attendees can meet representatives from community colleges, four-year colleges and universities, and conservatories from across the United States.
Session topics include activism, advocacy, careers, conflict resolution, diversity, equity, inclusion, and access; mission, vision and purpose, networking, and MORE!
The summit will take place from 11am-6pm EST. This will be a virtual event with sessions being conducted over Zoom.
MMEA also has student programs available to Maryland homeschooled students. For a full list, see the document link below. All information can be found on their website at www.mdmea.org.
Please visit the ONLINE/VIRTUAL LEARNING page on this website for virtual supplemental classes.
SPECIAL NOTICE:
The Maryland Music Educators Association is hosting their 2nd Annual Student Leadership Summit on Saturday, January 22, 2022. This is open to all students grades 7-12.
Participants will learn from national and local leaders in the music education field as well as other arts industry leaders from across the United States. The summit will include a College Fair where attendees can meet representatives from community colleges, four-year colleges and universities, and conservatories from across the United States.
Session topics include activism, advocacy, careers, conflict resolution, diversity, equity, inclusion, and access; mission, vision and purpose, networking, and MORE!
The summit will take place from 11am-6pm EST. This will be a virtual event with sessions being conducted over Zoom.
MMEA also has student programs available to Maryland homeschooled students. For a full list, see the document link below. All information can be found on their website at www.mdmea.org.
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Art Lessons
Fine Art lessons offered in a small group setting for homeschooled children aged 8 and up. Lessons are taught at an in-home studio in Frederick County. Contact Linda Goddard through her website for more information.
www.lindabgoddard.com
Authentic Community Theatre (ACT)
A homeschool friendly community theatre in Hagerstown, MD offering acting and musical theatre classes and summer camps for grades K-12.
https://actforall.org/actjr/classes-workshops
Children's Chorus of Maryland
This is a homeschool friendly children's chorus located in Towson, MD. The Crickets and Conservatory groups are youth centered choral groups creating a sense of community, gaining vocal performance skills, and learning music theory.
http://www.ccmsings.org/musicprograms/
Do-Re-Mi Project, Frederick Chapter
This is a national non-profit with a chapter in Frederick County. The Do-Re-Mi project connects Frederick County high school music students who have been approved by FCPS educators with elementary and middle school aged music students for free virtual tutoring. This is available for any music student in Frederick County.
www.doremiproject.org/frederick.html
Frederick Children's Chorus
This children's chorus for children grades 3-6 is an excellent opportunity for children showing a special ability to learn and perform music. It is not specifically for homeschoolers but is homeschool-friendly.
https://fredcc.org/
Frederick County Public Libraries - Homeschool Programs
Programs focusing on art are offered at several branches and for a variety of ages. Visit the library website, click on Participate, and view the calendar for details.
http://www.fcpl.org
Hood Music School
Music lessons are available through Hood College’s Department of Music in voice, violin, viola, cello, double bass, guitar, flute, oboe, english horn, clarinet, saxophone, all brass instruments, organ, piano, and harpsichord, in addition to conducting and composition. Lessons are taught at every level--from beginner to advanced--by master teachers. Morning, afternoon, and evening hours are possible for most instruments. Performance opportunities occur each semester.
For more information contact the director, RoseAnn Lester at [email protected] or call 301-696-3431
http://www.hood.edu/musicprep/
Howard County Recreation Department
Offering art and musical theatre classes.
https://www.howardcountymd.gov/Departments/Recreation-and-Parks/Programs
Maryland Ensemble Theater
The Ensemble School provides quality process based theatre classes for children and adults. The staff consists of professional theatre artists committed to the development of the actor's mind, body and spirit. Evening classes for ages 7 and up and a daytime homeschool acting class is offered in fall and winter.
https://www.marylandensemble.org/ensemble or 301-694-4744
Peter Goodwin Music Lessons
Private studio music educator with over 20 years of experience providing instruction in guitar, piano, drums, and bass. Lessons are taught in a home-based studio in downtown Frederick or over Zoom.
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/petegoodwinmusic/.
Singingworks (Homeschool Children's Chorus)
Homeschool classes and chorus for ages 5 and up. Rehearsals are held in Kensington and Gaithersburg during school hours.
http://singingworks.com/sample-page/
YMCA Homeschool Arts and Music Classes
YMCA of Frederick offers Visual Arts and Music classes for homeschool children grades K-12 ages. They also offer private instrumental classes for ages 6 and up.
https://frederickymca.org/registration/view-program-guides/
