Music Makes Us Has Grown In Numbers and Benefits Since 2012

Tuesday, December 22, 2015

In a study released on December 16, 2015, Metro Schools’ collaborative Music Makes Us initiative is credited with increasing musical participation among Nashville students, as well as supplying them with the soft skills and character traits that will set them up for success in academics and life. The study shows growth in music programs at every level, particularly in the important middle school years, and 100 percent music participation at the elementary level.
 
Across all grades, 48,700 Metro students are taking part in music programs – 56 perfect of the total student population. That represents growth of more than 3,600 students since 2012, when Music makes Us began, which is more than twice the rate of enrollment growth in district-run schools. 
 
More details about the study, its metrics and findings can be found here