Turnkey Music & Arts Programs for California Schools
Turnkey Music & Arts Programs for California Schools
We partner with K–12 school districts across California to deliver district-ready music and enrichment programs funded through Proposition 28 and Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) funding.
Designed to expand access to music education while remaining compliant with district staffing and funding guidelines.
We partner with K–12 school districts across California to deliver district-ready music and enrichment programs funded through Proposition 28 and Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) funding.
Designed to expand access to music education while remaining compliant with district staffing and funding guidelines.
Why California Districts Partner With Us for Music & Arts Programs
Your students get high-quality music and arts education, fully funded through the Expanded Learning Opportunities Program (ELOP) and Proposition 28 without adding to your staff’s workload. We handle the instructors, curriculum, and materials, so expanding arts access is simple for your district.
Your students build creativity, confidence, collaboration, and self-expression through engaging, age-appropriate instruction, skills that support both academic success and social-emotional learning.
And your team stays covered: every program is designed to remain compliant with district staffing and funding guidelines, so you can expand arts education with confidence.
What This Looks Like for Your District
10+ years serving California schools · Hundreds of schools across the state · Prop 28, ELOP & CCSPP aligned
Standards-Aligned Music & Arts Instruction
Your K–12 students receive standards-aligned music and arts instruction that builds creativity, collaboration, confidence, and social-emotional learning outcomes.
Qualified Instructors & Turnkey Support
Your staff doesn’t take on extra work. Qualified instructors deliver engaging, age-appropriate lessons while we handle curriculum, materials, lesson planning, and administrative coordination.
District & Community Partnerships
Your Prop 28 and ELOP funding goes further. Programs run during the school day or after school, expand access to enrichment, and stay compliant with district staffing and funding guidelines.
What Music & Arts Education Does for Your Students
Arts and music education plays a critical role in your students’ development, engagement, and social-emotional learning. Well-designed programs give students opportunities to build confidence, collaboration skills, and emotional awareness while supporting physical coordination and cognitive growth.
Through structured, age-appropriate instruction during or after the school day, your school meets enrichment goals while supporting the whole child and your program stays aligned with the CASEL Social-Emotional Learning Framework.
Builds self-regulation in real time
Strengthens memory and academic performance
Supports social-emotional learning (SEL)
Builds confidence, self-expression, and student engagement
Encourages collaboration, empathy, and inclusion
Interested in Bringing Music Programs to Your School?
Schools and districts partner with After School Music Academy to expand access to arts education through Prop 28 and ELOP funding. Our team supports program planning, implementation, and coordination to make the process simple and compliant.
Founder spotlight
featured in shoutout la
Founder David Chiorini Featured
by Shoutout LA
In a recent Shoutout LA interview, After School Music Academy
founder David Chiorini shared the vision behind the organization and
and its commitment to expanding access to high-quality music education
for students across California.
“Music is more than a class, its a life changing opportunity for students.”
Our School Districts
After School Music Academy proudly serves hundreds of schools across California. We cover independent, private, and public school districts from the Bay Area to San Diego with our top-tier arts education classes.
Explore our school districts and partner organizations.
Why Arts Education?
As The American Academy of Arts & Sciences Report Of The Commission Of The Arts states:
“The National Endowment for the Arts’ Survey of Public Participation in the Arts (SPPA) found that after a steady trend of increased arts education in the twentieth century, access to arts education has been declining for the past three decades.”