DeKalb County School District receives Best Communities for Music Education award

Dr. Norman C. Sauce III, Superintendent of Dekalb County School System
Dr. Norman C. Sauce III, Superintendent of Dekalb County School System
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The DeKalb County School District was recognized on May 5 with the Best Communities for Music Education Award from The NAMM Foundation. The award honors the district’s support and commitment to music education.

The recognition highlights the importance of music education in schools and acknowledges districts that make efforts to provide students with access to quality music programs. The award program, now in its 27th year, continues to spotlight school districts and individual schools across the United States for their dedication to music education and their ongoing work toward equitable access as part of a well-rounded curriculum.

Recipients of the 2026 Best Communities for Music Education Awards were chosen through a comprehensive application and review process. This process evaluates several factors, including funding, instructional time, participation rates, facilities, and community support.

The DeKalb County School District congratulated its music educators, students, and community stakeholders “for their dedication to excellence.” No further details about future plans or specific programs were provided in this announcement.



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