North Carolina Music Educators Association

They just were concerned about music and the arts in their community.

And so we put together a document that's called What Do I Do When a Music Program or Position is Threatened? And that's a By the time you hear this, this will be living on the NCMEA website that you can look through and peruse.

And it's a resource with talking points that's for teachers and parents and students and community members.

And there's a section for each of those to consider some questions and, you know, what do I do if, you know, I'm thinking through those questions to help guide those conversations that you might have.

We're also working together with some talking points for school administrators.

That's a strategy that we've talked about for a year or two with NCMEA, a direction we wanted to go.

And we've got some great things that are in the kitchen, about ready to get served up on the table for that, that we're going to unveil this year.

We've already got the talking points together and a presentation we're working on.

Uh, the dates have changed a little bit.

We will still be in Winston-Salem at the NCMEA Convention, uh, November 8th and 9th.

That's a weird one.

That's a Sunday and Monday.