Tuesday, April 15, 2014

Educating our children: Early Morning Strings

(scroll down to the bottom of the page to see a hilarious video about one person's cello experience.)

If your children want to learn to play one of the string instruments--violin, viola, cello, bass--we have an excellent opportunity in Washington County to get our kids started early.  Fossil Ridge, Lava Ridge, Sunrise Ridge & Tonaquint Intermediate Schools and Hurricane Elementary all offer programs called “Early Morning Strings”.  The program is aptly named as the classes begin at 7:00 am.

The instruction is free. All you need to do is contact one of the early morning teachers, sign up and find an instrument. As a general rule, early morning strings is offered to 4th and 5th graders, but talk to the individual teacher. We have seen kids younger than 4th grade participate, and in our own family, we have had a child love it so much that he opted to do both early morning and regular school day orchestra in order to learn a second instrument.

The ensembles perform in recitals a couple of times throughout the year. The instruction is quality and quite personalized as only the dedicated few make it to the early morning class. This is a hidden jewel in our community.

Of course, you are responsible for their transportation to and from the class.

Here is the contact information:
Sunrise Ridge Intermediate School (Desert Hills Cone Site):

Fossil Ridge Intermediate School (Pineview cone site):

Lava Ridge Intermediate School (Snow Canyon cone site):

Tonaquint Intermediate School (Dixie cone site):

Hurricane Elementary (Hurricane cone site):


Southern Utah is certainly a place where our children can thrive. We simply have to find the best fit for their talents and personalities.

Let us help you find the best real estate fit for you.

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