Announcing the 2025 NAfME Eastern Division All-Eastern Ensembles
CLICK HERE to be see the list of accepted students! Thank you to all who applied… Continue reading
CLICK HERE to be see the list of accepted students! Thank you to all who applied… Continue reading
FREE Collegiate PD Event Dr. Peter Boonshaft! Wednesday February 5, 2025 5:30-6:30pm social hour 6:30-8:30pm Sessions COLLEGIATES! Join us for a FREE PD event brought to you by CMEA. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Peter Boonshaft to speak to ALL Connecticut music ed. students. Wednesday February 5, 2025 The Hartt School, University of Hartford Room TBD, building map will … Continue reading
Check out our Year at a Glance for dates and pricing for all PD events for the 2024-25 school year! Check back often for more specifics!… Continue reading
CMEA has recently formed a new STEAM committee to provide teachers with resources and lessons to use to teach and advocate for the music and math/science connection in their school and district. Check out the STEAM tab under Professional Resources. Interested in getting involved? Email the CMEA Professional Development Chair at prof-dev@cmea.org… Continue reading
Are you new to CMEA? Or maybe you have never taken students to audition for Regionals and/or All-State? Read through this welcome letter, outlining everything you need to know! Still have questions? Reach out to the Student Affairs Commission Chair at student-affairs@cmea.org… Continue reading
Do you have a job opening in your school or district? Let us know so we can include them on our Job Board! Email a brief description and application links to us at info@cmea.org… Continue reading
WHY SHOULD I LOG IN? Here are some items that are visible only when logged in: Contact emails for the Executive Board, Student Affairs Commission, festival committees, HS repertoire committee and other program chairs. Teacher Festival Guidelines and Policies Handbook. There is an abbreviated student version of festival policies posted publicly that only contains what … Continue reading
About 35-40,000 years ago, humans began carving flutes out of bone. Could it have been a means of communication or were the flutes simply used to entertain? Most likely we’ll never know the answer but, curiously, humans were also painting the walls of caves. Why would these early visual and auditory expressions be part of … Continue reading