Music Department Action Plan Update 2013-14. Goal 1 O During the 2013-14 school year the TRSD Music Department will conduct an exploration and review.

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Music Department Action Plan Update

Goal 1 O During the school year the TRSD Music Department will conduct an exploration and review of all courses and programs offered in grades 3-12 in order to ensure these courses and programs are delivering the most current pedagogy and content.

Action Steps for Goal 1 O A complete review of current music department offerings in grades O A complete review of current music department offerings in grades 3-5. O Review with each faculty member their class syllabus and expectations.

Update: Department Offerings 3-12 Ongoing O Through the PLC and music department meetings, department offerings were discussed. Discussion centered around consistency of instruction, common terminology and assessment procedures.

Update: Class Syllabus and Class Expectations Completed O All faculty members submitted their course syllabi for approval to the Director. All material was then submitted to the Dean for final approval.

Goal 2 O During the School year, the Music Department will explore potential changes in offerings and programs.

Action Steps for Goal 2 O Elementary – Explore the implementation of advances performing ensembles for band, orchestra and chorus. O Middle School – Explore the possibility of offering only band, chorus and orchestra for entering sixth grade students. O High School – Explore the possibility of offering advanced credit for students in band, chorus, orchestra and guitar orchestra.

Update: Elementary Ensembles Ongoing O In discussions with the elementary faculty it was decided to pursue the advanced elementary fourth and fifth band this year. O The band consisted of 45 elementary students from all four elementary schools. O Tuesday evening rehearsals were held at the PAC and the ensemble was directed by John Mainella and Kurt Schweiss. O A final concert will be presented on Tuesday May 27 at the PAC.

Update: Middle School 6th Grade Offerings Ongoing O Discussions concerning the course offerings for the sixth grade music students were held with music faculty, members of the guidance department and the Middle School principal. O The exploration will continue during the 2014 – 2015 school year regarding the potential for changing these sixth grade offerings.

Update: High School Program Offerings and Advanced Ensembles Credit Ongoing O Numerous discussions were held in the High School’s Principal’s Leadership Team meetings. The concept of offering accelerated level ensemble credit was put into the larger context of analyzing credit offerings building-wide. O The suggestion was made that all courses that are being considered for a change in credit status go through the approval and implementation process.

Update: Additional Music Ensemble Classes Ongoing O Discussions were held with the HS principal and Guidance Department regarding the addition of a Contemporary Music Ensemble (Rock) to the high school curriculum. O During the year, a Rock ensemble was created that met after school and was directed by John Zevos. O This ensemble will present their first performance on May 17 at the PAC. O Discussion will continue with HS administration and the Director of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction to get the necessary approvals for inclusion for the school year.

Update: Additional Music Ensemble Classes Completed O After investigating the feasibility of a class piano component, it was decided that due to the lack of space available in the PAC, the addition of a group piano class will not be possible.

Goal 3 O In the school year there will be a fully articulated and written curriculum for the 3-12 music program.

Action Steps for Goal 3 O All music courses from grades 3–12 will be reviewed and revised.

Update: Music Course Curriculum Revision and Update O The elementary grade PLC has met this year and a draft of the music curriculum in the current district format has been submitted. O The topic and course progression for grades has been discussed and will be further refined during the 2014 – 15 school year. O This goal will be pursued during the 2014– 2015 school year.

Goal 4 O In the school year, the Music Department staff will seek out professional development opportunities in the areas of SMARTMUSIC, current trends of effective music programs, general pedagogy and curriculum development along with other district initiatives.

Update: Professional Development Opportunities Completed O With the approval of the professional development coordinator, Deb Armfield, the music department members used the October 13 Professional Development Day to conduct visitations to area schools. O Some of the schools visited were Pinkerton Academy, Plymouth State College, Westbrook HS (ME), Hillside MS, Nashua South HS, Laconia HS and Chelmsford HS (MA). O At the December 5 Professional Development day, faculty discussed their visitations. Additionally, staff members had the opportunity to work cooperatively on either the Finale software program or the SMARTMUSIC software music program.