Rock to the Future - Free After School Music Program - Accepting New Students
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Application Period Now Open for Rock to the Future’s 2012-2013 Program Year!
After two successful years, Rock to the Future will again be expanding capacity for the 2012-2013 program year! Students at Rock to the Future have fun rockin’ out and increase grades while socializing with peers in a safe, positive environment. The program is FREE for participants (a $50 deposit is requested and returned upon program completion).
Students at Rock to the Future get to learn guitar, bass guitar, drums, or keyboard, form bands, write original music, and perform throughout the year at various community events and venues. Students also receive daily homework help to improve their grades. The program has shown a significant positive impact on student academic performance.
The only requirements to apply are students must be ages 9-14 by September 1st, 2012, must reside in Philadelphia, and must be lower-income and/or at-risk. Rock to the Future is located at 2139 E Cumberland Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19125 and students attend Monday-Friday from directly after school until 6pm. To apply please visit www.RocktotheFuturePhilly.org or email
for more information. APPLICATIONS ARE DUE JULY 31st!
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Rock to the Future
Tue, 2012-07-17 14:29
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Apply today!
Apply today!
TrishTonzelli
Tue, 2012-07-17 21:35
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Fabulous program. Will you or
Fabulous program. Will you or any other groups be having something like this for 15 year olds? My g-kids have attended Movement at Angler and theater at Walking Fish.This is something they would be very interested in . Unfortunately, Emily turned 15 in July and Frankie will be 9 in November. Anything going on for this age group. Great to see this program happening so close to home.
"It is a thousand times better to have common sense without education than to have education without common sense." Robert G. Ingersoll
TrishTonzelli
Wed, 2012-07-18 16:01
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bump ! bump!
bump ! bump!
"It is a thousand times better to have common sense without education than to have education without common sense." Robert G. Ingersoll