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F.A.M.E. Friends of “Behind every great school music program, there is a
dedicated and supportive group of community members” |
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F.A.M.E. Meetings |
New H.S. Band Room |
Coming Attractions |
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Next FAME Meeting To Be Scheduled in September in the High School Conference Room or Band Room
Tentative Future Meetings To Be Determined |
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In 2006, FAME Sponsored a Benefit
8:00 PM to 11 PM At Knights of Columbus Hall Central St. , Live Band – Zippy & the Donut Fillers |
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About F.A.M.E. |
Concerts |
News |
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F.A.M.E. was organized to
provide fund raising and assistance to the Auburn Public Schools music
programs.
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Full 2006 Schedule will be
here soon Thanks to All for Your
Support in 2006 |
What is FAME Doing Now? FAME fundraising has provided the
following: · New Microphone for Pakachoag · Provided refreshments at Memorial
Day Parade for marchers · Sponsored Jazz Choral
Workshop · Donated Chapter Fee for
Tri-M Music Honor Society for · Sponsored Membership Fee
for Smartmusic · Donated $1,000 for
Baritone Sax · Purchased new Tuba · Scholarships for
graduating seniors More FAME fundraising events being
planned. Look for our
Refreshment Sales at Concerts. |
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For more info see music teachers Membership
sponsored by F.A.M.E. |
Music Education Facts · Music Students outperform non-music students on
SAT tests, both math and verbal · Music is beating
computers at enhancing early childhood development · University studies show
that music education instills students with responsibility, discipline,
maturing social skills, communicate, and analytical skills |
FAME Scholarships FAME provided 2
scholarships of $250 each in 2005 for graduating seniors pursuing music
studies at the college level. The 2005 recipients were Katie Valentine Ashley Rice |
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F.A.M.E. Officers |
Of Interest |
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Preston Sturdevant President 508-832-4722 Jim Gow Vice President 508-832-5192 Paul Rousseau Treasurer 508-832-6820 Michelle Rice Secretary 508-792-0867 |
Concert Etiquette Many people do not attend concerts
frequently. The school concerts are
also a time where you might run into other parents in town you haven’t talked
to in a while. Because of this, you
may have noticed people talking while the students are singing or playing. Good etiquette simply means being silent during the performance. The kids have worked hard to prepare
the best performance they can for you.
Plus others have come to listen.
You can talk after the performance or during the breaks. Your children will appreciate it. |
Click on the photo below to see picture of recent events
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F.A.M.E. Address |
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c/o
F.A.M.E 99
Auburn St. Auburn,
MA 01501 |
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