Still Registering for Summer 2010
The Summer 2010 semester is a flexible semester that begins the week of June 13 and runs up to 9 consecutive weeks (except July 4 week) until right before traditional schools start up in August. When you sign up for the summer, you check off only the weeks you will be around. That way you can work around summer plans and you only pay for the weeks you will be available. Registration for the summer semester is here.
Changes for Fall 2010
We are changing our structure starting this fall from the semester system to year round. The start of our school year will coincide with the beginning of the traditional Wake County school calendar in late August.
- The monthly tuition will be $100. The first month’s tuition and registration fee is paid in advance by check and subsequent tuition payments will be by auto draft monthly after that (if you need another option please ask). We will have a 45 week teaching year.
- Instead of registering 4 times a year, you will only have to register once and instead of four $15 registration fees, there will be a yearly registration fee of $45.
- If you need to take a break during the year, you can stop lessons without penalty as long as you let us know in writing 15 days before the next auto draft (either the 1st or the 15th of the month– your choice).
Registration for the 2010-2011 school year is here.
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Since it opened its doors in 1997, the Asbury School of Music has been providing musical instruction by the finest Christian teachers available. All of our instructors have degrees in music and are active members of local Christian churches. It is our sincere belief that music is a gift from God and it is our intention to encourage students to develop their musical talents to His glory.
Private instruction is offered on the Piano, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Voice, Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Trumpet, Trombone, French Horn, Violin, Viola, Cello, String Bass, and Percussion.
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Do Music Lessons Make You Smarter?
Yes! According to several independent university studies, music lessons increase brain function, reading skills, language learning skills, memory function, verbal ability and even IQ. Read the full article here!
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