Student Life

Music

Help your child find their voice, develop discipline, and share their gifts. Music grows with students from elementary through high school and is included in tuition.

Room to find their voice

Your child can discover the joy of making music and learn to use their gifts in worship and service. Singing, practicing, and playing with others develop creativity and discipline. Music is included in tuition, with no participation fees.

  • Elementary: a place to begin. Singing, movement, and listening introduce music, and students start reading notes in the early grades with instruments like handbells. Students in 3rd–5th grade learn the recorder and build on that foundation; by 5th grade they may join beginning band for their first ensemble experience. Elementary students can also join the after-school String Ensemble.
  • Middle school: growing skills. General music classes include voice performance, music theory, and music history, with the option to join band or string ensemble.
  • High school: developing their gifts. Band, string ensemble, choir, and music theory courses refine students’ skills and fulfill fine arts graduation requirements.
Three students posed at the drum kit with big smiles and raised drumsticks

Gifts to share

Your child’s learning has a place beyond practice. Students share their music through school programs and concerts, where they serve others and glorify God through music.

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The full band with conductor at the Christmas concert
Meet your music teacher

Help your child find their voice

Ask Nathan about music, choir, and band, and how your child can develop and share their musical gifts.

Nathan Brewer

Music, Choir, and Band

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Nathan Brewer
Meet your strings teacher

Add strings to your child’s music

Dr. Fong leads SFC’s String Ensemble, an after-school program with beginning and intermediate groups for students from elementary through high school. Ask Dr. Fong how your child can join.

Florence Fong

String Ensemble

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Florence Fong