July 27, 2025 - 21:29
CHELMSFORD — Chelmsford Public Schools has once again been recognized as one of the Best Communities for Music Education (BCME), an accolade conferred by The NAMM Foundation. This marks an impressive 13th consecutive year that the district has received this prestigious designation, highlighting its commitment to fostering a rich musical environment for students.
The BCME program acknowledges school districts across the nation that demonstrate exceptional efforts in providing quality music education to their students. Chelmsford’s music programs have been praised for their comprehensive curriculum, dedicated staff, and the community's support for the arts. The district offers a variety of music classes, ensembles, and performance opportunities that cater to students of all skill levels, encouraging participation and creativity.
This recognition not only celebrates the hard work of educators and students but also underscores the importance of music education in developing well-rounded individuals. Chelmsford continues to set a standard for excellence in music education, inspiring other communities to prioritize the arts in their educational programs.
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