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The School of Rock Headliner Award recognizes schools that consistently demonstrate exceptional performance in the delivery of our core mission - enriching lives through performance-based music education. To be eligible, schools must exhibit an exemplary level of achievement in the areas of school safety, utilization of the patented School of Rock Method™, customer satisfaction, and operational excellence over the course of the calendar year. Headliner award recipients represent schools that have not only met, but surpassed all expectations, in all categories.
Great question! The speed at which someone learns an instrument can vary widely depending on several factors. Everyone learns differently, so we take into account each student’s learning style, natural pace, and prior experience. One of the biggest factors is how much time they spend practicing at home—consistent practice can make a big difference. Our goal is to make learning fun and engaging, so students stay motivated and see steady progress.
Great question! The speed at which someone learns an instrument can vary widely depending on several factors. Everyone learns differently, so we take into account each student’s learning style, natural pace, and prior experience. One of the biggest factors is how much time they spend practicing at home—consistent practice can make a big difference. Our goal is to make learning fun and engaging, so students stay motivated and see steady progress.
At School of Rock, we do not allow parents to sit in on lessons. Much like in a traditional school setting, students thrive when given the space to develop independence. All of our staff members are thoroughly background-checked to ensure a safe environment, and we limit access to instructional areas to maintain that safety and minimize distractions. Having parents present can also diminish the “cool factor” that makes the experience special for kids. Most importantly, when parents are in the room, it’s natural for them to want to speak or answer for their child — but part of our program’s goal is to help students build confidence and learn to express themselves on their own.
At School of Rock, we do not allow parents to sit in on lessons. Much like in a traditional school setting, students thrive when given the space to develop independence. All of our staff members are thoroughly background-checked to ensure a safe environment, and we limit access to instructional areas to maintain that safety and minimize distractions. Having parents present can also diminish the “cool factor” that makes the experience special for kids. Most importantly, when parents are in the room, it’s natural for them to want to speak or answer for their child — but part of our program’s goal is to help students build confidence and learn to express themselves on their own.
At School of Rock, we were the first to combine private lessons with a performance-based program because we’ve found that students progress much faster and stay more engaged when they’re working toward a live show. Taking lessons alone is like practicing foul shots in your backyard without ever playing in a real basketball game—it’s the performance that brings everything together. Being part of a band teaches students how to listen, collaborate, and apply what they’re learning in a real-world setting, which builds confidence, accountability, and true musicianship.
At School of Rock, we were the first to combine private lessons with a performance-based program because we’ve found that students progress much faster and stay more engaged when they’re working toward a live show. Taking lessons alone is like practicing foul shots in your backyard without ever playing in a real basketball game—it’s the performance that brings everything together. Being part of a band teaches students how to listen, collaborate, and apply what they’re learning in a real-world setting, which builds confidence, accountability, and true musicianship.
We require singers to have their own microphone for both health and performance reasons. Sharing microphones can spread germs and bacteria, so having a personal mic helps keep everyone healthy. It also allows singers to get comfortable with their own equipment, which improves confidence, technique, and consistency—just like a guitarist gets used to their own guitar.
We require singers to have their own microphone for both health and performance reasons. Sharing microphones can spread germs and bacteria, so having a personal mic helps keep everyone healthy. It also allows singers to get comfortable with their own equipment, which improves confidence, technique, and consistency—just like a guitarist gets used to their own guitar.
We require ear protection at School of Rock to keep our students safe and protect their long-term hearing health. Playing in a band or practicing in a rehearsal room can get loud—just like at a concert—so using ear protection helps prevent hearing damage. It’s part of teaching our students not just how to play music, but how to be responsible musicians who take care of themselves and their instruments.
We require ear protection at School of Rock to keep our students safe and protect their long-term hearing health. Playing in a band or practicing in a rehearsal room can get loud—just like at a concert—so using ear protection helps prevent hearing damage. It’s part of teaching our students not just how to play music, but how to be responsible musicians who take care of themselves and their instruments.
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
There are many reasons why having duo drum kits are helpful and educational.
a) it helps new drummers feel less pressure
b) sharpens timing and rhythm in real time
c) there are many two drummer bands: for example The Allman Brothers and King Gizzard
d) syncing with others
e) stronger focus on timing and dynamics training ears and minds to be more precise with tempo, accents and fills
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Yes, School of Rock is a year round program! We run three performance seasons each year, plus offer summer camps. While the themes and shows change throughout the year the students stay enrolled and actively learning all year long.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
Our seasonal shows are in January, June and September.
We have mid-season live streams for the June and January seasons.
We also have a Season Recap show in February and June.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
No, School of Rock operates year-round and does not follow the public school calendar. Our hours remain consistent throughout the year, including during school breaks.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
School of Rock offers ongoing enrollment, so you can join at any time! If you register toward the end of a season, we typically start you with a few weeks of private lessons to build skills before rolling you into the next season’s performance program. Billing for your start month is prorated, if needed, to reflect your actual start date.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
Because show rehearsals are cast-specific, it's difficult to schedule makeups for missed sessions. We bill for four rehearsals per month, and in months with five rehearsals, the extra week is considered a built-in makeup.
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