2017-2018 ANNUAL REPORT A COMMITMENT TO OUR MISSION

Education Through Music-Los Angeles (ETM-LA) provides and promotes music education in disadvantaged schools as a part of the core curriculum to enhance students’ academic achievement, creativity, and overall development.

2017-2018 Annual Report | 2 IN-SCHOOL MUSIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS

ETM-LA provides each partner school with weekly music classes on a yearlong basis. These classes provide a variety of musical disciplines including violin, cello, ukulele, guitar, recorder, general music, music technology and chorus. Each school’s program is tailored to meet the needs of their specific population based on the vision of the principal with guidance from an ETM-LA supervisor or mentor. In the 2017-2018 school year, students at all partner schools performed in concerts to showcase their musical learning in the fall and spring semesters.

In 2017-18, Education Through Music-Los Angeles expanded our reach across Los Angeles County to provide approximately 13,000 students in 29 low-income area schools with top-notch music education. Each partner school received sequential, comprehensive weekly music classes on a yearlong basis which included such musical disciplines as violin, viola, cello, ukulele, guitar, recorder, general music, band, music technology, songwriting, and chorus. 2017-2018 Annual Report | 3 O U R P A R T N E R S C H O O L S

Our reach encompassed five school districts: Burbank, Compton, Inglewood, Los Angeles, and Pasadena Unified. On-site support, curriculum development, professional development, parent workshops, and ongoing guidance from Multiple sstaff members including the Executive Director, Program Directors, Music Educators, and Mentor Teacher Supervisors were key components implemented to ensure continued growth and excellence. 100% of our partner schools in 2017-18 were Title 1 schools which on average served a population in which 81.5% of the students were on the Free or Reduced Price Lunch Program. Furthermore, ETM-LA provided support services to 3 additional schools utilizing the ETM model: Emerson Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary, and West Hollywood Elementary. 13,000 29 students schools Aldama Elementary ICEF VISTA Academy Altadena Elementary Ingenium Charter School Aspire Junior Academy Kelso Elementary Aspire Titan Academy McKinley Elementary (Burbank) Bursch Elementary McKinley Elementary (Compton) Castelar Elementary Nora Sterry Elementary Ingenium Clemente Normandie Avenue Elementary Charter Fishburn Norwood Street Elementary Cleveland Elementary Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Dolores Mission School Providencia Elementary Dorris Place Elementary Resurrection School El Dorado Avenue Elementary Rio Vista Elementary Foster Elementary Saint Michael’s School Guardian Angel School Washington Elementary Hooper Elementary Worthington Elementary 2017-2018 Annual Report | 4 A LETTER ON LEADERSHIP TIME TO LISTEN With cobblestone-paved streets stretched as far as the eye could see, Victoria Lanier bordered by a tranquil lake perfectly situated beyond a lined row of Executive Director ancient trees, the global leadership retreat I attended this summer in Berlin became an oasis of deep connection, reflection, and listening. Along with 79 other leaders from 22 countries representing a wide scope of fields, I spent five intensive days immersed in the exploration of creating change.

I had been invited to participate along with seven other arts leaders from California to continue our ongoing work of the Arts Innovation Lab through the LA County Arts Ed Collective, which is focused on building equity and access for all Los Angeles County students to receive quality arts instruction.

Having devoted the majority of my adult life to this charge through the work of Education Through Music-Los Angeles, I am hopeful for the Photo: Danny Moloshok future on the horizon.

One salient message which resonated through the retreat was that if we are to affect change, we must be willing to “turn the telescope” around on ourselves - individually and societally - to actively listen. So often, as we seek new innovations and solutions, we tend to look “forward” and “outwardly.” But only through personal reflection of who we are in relationship to others will we be given a more profound perspective on our situation, and given a better direction on how to move forward thoughtfully, carefully, and respectfully through the ecosystem in which we find ourselves.

As a musician and music educator, I liken this to playing music in an ensemble. One must constantly be listening and reflecting on what he or she is doing while concurrently being aware of and actively listening to other musicians; one must open his or her ears, heart, and mind to the others in the group. Despite differences among musicians in backgrounds, beliefs, education, or personalities, music (and all the arts) can teach us how to listen to those around us.

In turn, such listening through music can teach young children and adults alike to move from a “me” to “we” mentality and can bring about unity and acceptance in unexpected ways. It is with this kind of relational approach that Education Through Music-LA seeks to uplift our school partners, districts, and communities in order to truly meet the diverse needs of our stakeholders. We ensure that we are tuned into the struggles and challenges that our schools, parents, and children face so we can be adept in our response. When we are in concert with our stakeholders and with those whom we serve, will we be able to better usher outcomes in rhythm with our constituents.

So, it is time to listen. Always, it is time to listen.

During the retreat, I found that being surrounded by “openness” helped to encapsulate how we must listen in relation to others - especially where new thoughts and ideas exist - if we are truly going to create positive change.

I am both hopeful and anxious for the future. I am hopeful when I witness music’s awesome power in developing the careful and responsive listening we all need. And to the extent that leaders are willing to listen openly with humility, can we truly begin to create equity and access for all. - Victoria Lanier, ETM-LA Executive Director 2017-2018 Annual Report | 5 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

DEVELOPING QUALITY MUSIC EDUCATORS

Rigorous professional development and continued training are paramount to the success of the music education programs. Over 100 hours of professional development and training were provided to each ETM-LA music teacher to improve instruction and student outcomes. This included our quarterly trainings and site visits and intensive Summer Training Institute August 16-17 / 21-25, 2018 for new/ returning music teachers and guest artists from other arts organizations.

ETM-LA provided deeper opportunities for music teachers to receive certifications in pedagogical areas including Kodály, Orff, and Suzuki. Our annual Principals Leadership Institute was held on January 25, 2018 with a focus on building sustainability.

In addition, ETM-LA offered workshops to both classroom teachers and parents on: • Building vocabulary, expression, joy, and teamwork through music. • The value of teaching music inside and outside the academic classroom. • How to make connections across the curriculum and reinforce skills and content through musical instruction.

2017-2018 Annual Report | 6 Music class makes me feel like I’m one of a kind and special. What I love about music is that it is inspiring and helps me “ to express personal feelings and to better relate socially with people. Now that I learn music in school, I am able to make more friends. Thank you for givingme music and new experiences. Joshua, 4th Grade “

2017-2018 Annual Report | 7 2017 - 2018 ETM-LA YEAR IN REVIEW

SEPT 1 2017 OCT 26 2017

ETM-LA begins its 12th year with 29 partner schools, providing music education In partnership with Yelp and their “Raise the Roof” charitable series event, programs across Los Angeles County. ETM-LA and hundreds of attendees raise funds to benefit ETM-LA’s music education programs.

NOV 30 2017 JAN 11 2018

Academy Award-Winning Composer Justin Hurwitz visits Ingenium Charter ETM-LA held its 12th annual Gala in Los Angeles, honoring Grammy Award- School to inspire students by sharing his stories and music from the hit movie Winning Violinist Joshua Bell and Veteran Music Teacher Vincent Womack. musical, La La Land.

MAR 20 2018 JAN 18-29 2018

Acclaimed Artists Karen David, Judith Hill, and Shoshana Bean join ETM-LA Students participate in ETM-LA’s summer programs including the strings camp for the join ETM-LA for the 4th annual Music and a Makeover to celebrate at Castelar Elementary, band camp at Rio Vista Elementary, and general music Women’s History and Music in Our Schools Month. program at McKinley Elementary. 2018 JULY 26 2018 AUG 9-17

Academy Award-Winning Composer Michael Giacchino teamed up with ETM-LA held its annual Summer Teacher Training Institute at the Los Angeles ETM-LA students who performed the Star Trek: Into the Darkness theme Valley College. during halftime at an LA Sparks game. MUSIC UNITES THE WORLD

On March 14 and 15, 2018, ETM-LA held its 8th annual Music Unites the World Festival at the Skirball Cultural Center. Over 600 students from 23 of our partner schools came together for two days of community building and music making, celebrating different cultures from around the world during Music in Our Schools month. Students received specialized coaching and guidance from renowned guest artists and educators including Judith Hill and Vince Womack after rehearsing for three months in preparation for the festival. Members of ETM-LA’s Board of Directors and prominent members of the music community including Booker White, John Dennis, Blake Neely, and Randy Spendlove gave inspiring speeches in support of the festival. Performers Kristine Mirelle, MITRE, Nomad & Lola, Edie Lehmann Boddicker, Cadavid & Martin, Richard Medrano, Linda Mouradian, and Misha Shtangrud also shared their music and expertise at the festival, creating a truly unique experience for all the students. GUEST ARTISTS

JUSTIN HURWITZ

Academy Award-Winning composer Justin Hurwitz (Whiplash, La La Land), visited a music class at ETM-LA Partner School Ingenium Charter in Canoga Park on January 11, 2018 to share stories of his musical upbringing. Hurwitz treated the students to an intimate concert of the songs “City of Stars,” and “Another Day of Sun” and drove home the importance of practice, patience, and dedication. After meeting Hurwitz in the classroom a 4th grader reflected: “My favorite thing about music is that you’re free to write anything. To meet someone composing songs [from] such a great movie, I think I’m really privileged to meet him in person.”

JUDITH HILL

On January 24, 2018, Singer-Songwriter Judith Hill (Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder) visited Normandie Elementary School to share her knowledge of music with ETM-LA 5th graders. The students enjoyed a vocal performance after which Ms. Hill spoke about her musical upbringing that includes learning from the likes of musicians Prince and Michael Jackson. 5th grader Naomi shared, “I like how [Ms. Hill] told her story; [it] inspires me to do anything I want to do.” Led by ETM-LA Music Teacher and Coordinator Erik Garcia, the students put on their own musical performance and got this closing piece of advice: “Grow with your passion, practice your instruments, follow your heart [...] and you can take over the world.”

2017-2018 Annual Report | 10 Education Through Music-LA’s 12th ANNUAL GALA

In November 2017, Education Through Music-Los Angeles held its 12th annual gala and honored Grammy Award-Winning Violinist and Conductor Joshua Bell, and Veteran Music Teacher Vincent Womack, for their advocacy and dedication to music education. Hosted by Actor Malcolm McDowell at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles, the event featured musical performances by Billy Childs, Judith Hill, Joanne Pearce Martin, and Chris Botti. Supporters from the music and film industries were in attendance along with advocates from the education community to benefit Education Through Music-Los Angeles. Students from ETM-LA partner schools and the Foshay Learning Center came together to commemorate the honorees in concert and celebrate their contributions to music education.

2017-2018 Annual Report | 11 STATEMENTEducation Through OF Music-Los ACTIVITIES Angeles Statement of Activities September 1, 2017 - August 31, 2018 September 2017 - August 2018 *Audited statements to be forwarded upon request.

Total Actuals FY18 Income Total 4110 Individuals $ 106,248.74 Total 4120 Board Members $ 50,390.00 Total 4130 Corporations $ 56,412.40 Total 4140 Foundations $ 769,864.37 Total 4150 Government $ 105,600.00 Total 4160 Donated Professional Services $ 72,914.50 Total 4170 Donated Use of Facilities $ 11,275.00 Total 4180 In-kind Contributions $ 14,907.00 Total 4100 Contributed Support $ 1,187,612.01 Total 4500 Earned Revenue $ 635,685.62 4600 Special Events Total 4610 Income $ 334,435.00 4620 Direct Expenses -51,037.96 Total 4600 Special Events $ 283,397.04 Total Income $ 2,106,694.67 Gross Profit $ 2,106,694.67 Expenses 6111 Directors, Managers & Supervisors 326,304.57 6112 Support Staff 211,871.50 6113 Music Teachers 557,869.10 6114 Training 40,597.47 Total 6110 Salaries & Wages $ 1,136,642.64 6120 Payroll Taxes 95,079.12 Total 6130 Employee Benefits $ 110,634.42 Total 6100 Wages & Compensation $ 1,342,356.18 6200 Contractors 6210 Self Employed Music Teachers 72,076.10 6220 Accounting Fees 22,000.00 6230 Bookkeeping Fees 9,256.09 6250 Consultant 40,480.00 6260 Professional Fees 200.00 6270 Temporary Help 28,575.00 6280 Donated Professional Services 72,914.50 Total 6200 Contractors $ 246,226.69 Total 6300 Travel & Meeting Expenses $ 25,253.35 Total 6400 Non-Personnel Expenses $ 217,421.28 Total 6500 Musical Instruments $ 58,717.63 6610 Media Expense 24,759.38 6630 Staff Development 23,477.07 6640 Transportation 12,760.27 6670 Special Events Expense 33,970.14 Total 6600 Other Expense $ 94,966.86 Total Expenses $ 1,992,111.99 Net Operating Income $ 114,582.68

2017-2018 Annual Report | 12 EXPENSE RATIOS 2017-2018

Program Services 85%

Management and General 10%

Fundraising 5%

INCOME SOURCES 2017-2018

Individual, Corporate, Foundation Contributions 47%

Government Grants 5%

Special Event Revenue 13%

Program Fees 30%

In-Kind 5%

2017-2018 Annual Report | 13 Contributors

THANK YOU TO OUR CONTRIBUTORS, VOLUNTEERS, PARTNER SCHOOLS, PRINCIPALS, PARENTS AND STAFF FOR HELPING TO GIVE CHILDREN COMPREHENSIVE MUSIC EDUCATION AS PART OF THE SCHOOL DAY.

Individual Support Claude Foisy Genaro & Cindy Soto John J Kenny $1-149 Colleen & Salvador Trujillo Genevieve Allenbury John Nooney Aaron Prazan Corey Brule George Shaw Jonathan Feingold AJ Nseir Cory Smith Gerry Cueller Jonathan Granat Al Frank & Barbara Lippe Cristobal Perez Gloria Chance Jonny Diina Alexander Yeates Dan DeSouza Grigori Shevtsov Joseph Barrus Alinahh Ever Daniel Tannenbaum Harald Kloser Joseph King Alison Smith Danielle Brown Heidi Parondo Joseph Philipson Alle Hsu Danielle Roman Heinan Landa Joshua Collum Amber Daughtry Darian Sahanaja Ida Easley Josue Acosta Amy Bowers Daryl Berg Inez Waian Juan Rodriguez Amy Carson Dave Scheff Irene Navarro Kala Maxym Andrew Bowen David Diner & Kihyang Suk Ivana Robles Karen Flournoy Andrew Dixon David Jenkins Jackie Geist Katherine Gardiner Andrew Flad David Prather Jacob Versluis Kathleen Gallacher Angie Engelbart & Matt Eckel David Reynolds Jacquie Henderson Katie Burbank April Falcon-Villa David Slonaker James & Josephine Lennertz Kay Pech April Moore David Weiser James Edgell Kecia Cooper-King April Solie Dean Wilson Jamila Sockwell Kenedy Alvarado Arturo Ramirez Deepti Bahel Janet Murillo Kenneth Barrientos Ashutosh Mishra Dennis Demeo & Darena Yee Janette Tom Kenny Lewis Barbara Quinn Dominik Rausch Jared Fry Kim Nazel Bob Vitti Dylan Jefferson Jasmine Nicol Kristin Behuniak Brian Dillon Edenia Santiago Jason Lazarus Kyle Hartman Brian Naguit Edward & Rayna Labowitz Javier Perez Larry Wade Bruce Dukov Edward Rogers JB Bontemps Laura Campa Caitlyn Silhan Elisa Accardi Jeffrey Rasmussen Laurie Rosen Candace Kelley Eric Colvin Jennafer Monterrosa Leni Boorstin Cara Batema Eric Palmquist Jennifer Forlano Lenore Trapanese Carl Ryden Erica Sartain Jennifer Harmon Leslie WahLin Hsieh Carla Patullo Erica Sartain Jennifer Saporito Lindsay Burgee Casey Kolb Erik Garcia & Gabriela Juarez Jessica Gerhardt Lisa Jenio Cathy Coonis Eugene Huang Jill Thomsen Lisa White Cathy Hue Evan Losi Jim Heller Liz Dinerstein Chad Irvin Evelyn Rascon Jim Nova Loni Fagel Chaz Hamman Fabiola Barreto Jim Witoszynski Loren Daniel Cheryl Johnson-Hartwell Forest Eugene Jino De Castro Luke Imbusch Chrissi & Jeffrey Vaughn Fran Nowak Joe O’Riordan Lynne Davidson Christopher Jackson Francesca Glaser John & Constance Ciranna Madeline Myers Cirila Garcia Frank Handy John & Pamela Kiehlbauch Manuel & Yolanda Gutierrez 2017-2018 Annual Report | 14 Maria Blakely Sarah Lyding & Greg Danylshyn Rohn & Susan Trieglaff Maria Patricia Livas Thomas Megale Gregory Louis & Ron & Nancy Saul Marilyn Whitney Scott Cresto Gretchen Gutierrez Ryan Kofman Marsha Rosenblum Scott Salinas Jane Brockman Samantha Shahani & Martha Lennane Sean Dishman Jay & Danice Cooper Kedar Mehta Martin Zoepfl Seth Haye Jessica Stern Sarah & Alexander Kovacs Martine Micozzi Shakti Dstar Jordan & Helen Levin Steve & Juliana Erdody Mary Khoury Shari Waugh Joshua & Rona Karp Steve Gaub Matt Bowen Shauna O’Brien Karen Kloack Steven Vincent Matt Pare Sheila Tejada Kathryn Fink Stirling C.M. McIlwaine Matthew & Moonie Fishburn Silpa Boppana Katia Karpenko Susie Mouradian Matthew Krause Sonny & Maria Lipps Kim Planert Thor Fienberg Mauria McPoland Srujan Yaparthi Leo & Rachel Marcus Timothy Wynn Michael & Sandra Kanter Stefanie Fink Margie Fain Todd Homme Michael Andreas & Stella De La Mora Marilyn M. Green Tony Arratia Julie Fleischer Stephanie Ingraham Schad Marlo Coleman Tony Morales Michael Ferretti Stephen Economy Marti Rowles Tony Von Pervieux Michael Lang Stephen Graham Martin & Nancy Chalifour Trevor & Zoe Morris Michael McFadden Susan West Martin McClellan Vivian Rescalvo Michael Paraskevas Tautua Howell-Reed Melanie Hildebrandt Walter & Kathy Damkohler Michael Steingberg Teodoro Berndt Melissa Lynch Michael Wallack Thomas Rowland Melora Hardin $500-1,999 Michelle Rogel Thomas Williams Michael Abels Andrew & Daryl Synowiec Michelle Thornton Toshimasa Kayama Michael Mollo & Nancy Murphy Andrew Pruett Mick Hannaway Tristan Clopet Michael Pruitt Angel & Leslie Velez Milla Rybak Twyla Matambanadzo Michael Schneider Anna Hur & Zain Khan Miriam MayerNeil & Tyler Strickland Miriam & Jake Hartman Anne Kosco & Dan Rosendahl Anita Beckenstein Uma Maheswar Yeruva Natasha Johnson Arthur Singer Nicholas Cazares Valerie Lawrence Patty Macmillan Bennett Salvay Nicholas Taylor Vancine Frankland Peter Vu Beth Krakower Nicole Shorthouse Vasu Sree Ram Philip & Dianne Rammon Bonnie & Bill Neely Nitin Komara Victoria Gallardo Pia Sadaqatmal Brandon Bailo Norma Marmol Victoria Spencer Rachel Freericks Brian Berman Orlena Ruiz Violet Altan Ralph Opacic Brian Tyler Pam Gates Vivian Zamora-Delos Santos Ray & Cheryl Kelley Ceiri Torjussen Patricia Camp Vy Pham Renee Stahl Dector & Christian Volstad Patti Fowler Wendy Sage-Hayward Jeremy Toback Damon & Heidi Lindelof Paul Rock Wendy Velasco Rodney Franks David Laforga Peter Chomsky Xander Singh Peter Harden Yanick Joch Phil McCracken Philip Bloom $150-499 Pilar Holland Adam Gorgoni Pinoko Rudolph Alex Edwards Ray Sandoval Amy Simon-Weiner Rebecca Nelson Ashley Olauson RJ Pickens Brandon Greeley Robert & Sylvia Lowe Brian & Sandy Coffey Robert Christensen Brian Schall Rochelle Sharpe Buck & Dominique Sanders Rolfe Kent Cameo Wallace Ronald Saltman, D.C. Carole Mukogawa Rosita Mirzadeh & Carolyn Fried Ramin Fayyazi Mr. & Mrs. Lee Fried Ryan Santiago Christine Sofiane Ryan Svendsen Christine Thornton Ryan Svendsen Cyndee Olauson Sally Yamashita David Porter Sam Schlosser David Vanacore Samm Bahman Dolores Burgess Sandra Sutherland Elizabeth Finch Sarah Hilbert Esther Trigueros Gema & Rey Sanchez

2017-2018 Annual Report | 15 $5,000+ Adam Ford & Rachel Modahl Austin and Megan Wintory Blake Neely Booker & Sarita White Christophe Beck & Jane Wang Christopher Womack David Giuli & Melissa Orquiza Ed Helms & Sarah Bastian Gayle Levant & John Richards Ingrid Burger & Barry Gribble Jeff & Joan Beal John Dennis John Ossiff & Nancy Smith Joseph Trapanese Larry & Lisa Kohorn Linwood & Tracy Boomer Lisa Norton Lola & John Debney Matthew White Michael Gorfaine Michael Giacchino Diane Mouradian Nathan Blume & Steve Jablonsky Diany & Ron Klein Megan McGarry Thalma Dudley Dr. Lemmon & Neal Acree & Margarita Kravets Tim Davies Sharon McMillan Otto Stallworth William & Allison Bogle Edwin Cox Pam Helms Yukiko Kojima & Linus O’Brien Gareth Coker Paul Weitz George & Marcy Valley Peter & Geri Rotter Adopt-A-School Henry He Philip & Maia White Christophe Beck & Jane Wang Howard Banchik Ray & Zabra Yee Donut Friend Jeff & Hilary Scofield Ronald Vinje Joseph Trapanese Jim Dooley Ronen & Yael Landa Michael Giacchino Jim Suh Saffron Burrows Steve Jablonsky Joey Levy Sara Scott John & Jean Toh Scott Erickson John Fetcho Steve Dress Keep the Jonathan Beard & Suzie Katayama Music Playing Lindsey Strand-Polyak Sylvia Roman Bonnie & Bill Neely Joshua Bell Tara Sorensen Buck & Dominique Sanders Julia Sokolowska Tim & Janet Simonec Dolores Burgess Justin Hurwitz TJ Lindgren Edward & Rayna Labowitz Karen & Vincent of Tom Camp Evelyn Rascon Art Deco Entertainment Wendy Gau Gema & Rey Sanchez Karen David Zack Ryan Jeff & Joan Beal Karrie & Doug Martz Jill Thomsen Kate Flannery $2,000-4,999 John & Constance Ciranna Keith & Cecilia Terasaki Atli Örvarsson John & Pamela Kiehlbauch Kim & Tony Ruys de Perez C. Marshall Bowen & Justin Hurwitz Kristina Groennings Denise Vanzago Liz Dinerstein Luke Arreguin Jamie Christopherson Martha Lennane Lynn Harrell & Evelina Marchetti Mr. & Mrs. Lee Fried Helen Nightengale Laura Engel Pam Gates Mapi Moran Linda Mouradian Pam Helms Matt & Nora Koskenmaki Marcelo Zarvos Philip & Dianne Rammon Matthew Labyorteaux Maria Machado Sally Yamashita Michael & Jennifer Tavera Nathan & Victoria Lanier Scott Erickson Milan & Paula Cronovich Sherrilynne Chung Sonny Lipps Shoshana Bean Tim & Janet Simonec

2017-2018 Annual Report | 16 FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS, & GOVERNMENT

ACS Infrastructure Dirik Lolkus Collectables - M.S. Grumbacher Seattle Foundation Development, Inc. Team 077, CBP Foundation, The Seed The Dream Foundation Airbnb Disney Employee Marche Wine Bar SESAC Amazon Studios Matching Gifts McKinley Eagles Sidney Stern Memorial Trust AmazonSmile Foundation Donut Friend Mike and Corky Hale Stoller Simon-Strauss Foundation, The Anonymous DriveWise Auto Foundation Soler Architecture, Inc. Apple Inc. Dulce Swimwear Morgan Stanley Sonic Fuel Studios Artist Lair LA Dwight Stuart Youth Fund Moss Foundation Sony Pictures Entertainment ASCAP Education Through Music Music Man Foundation, The Emerging Professionals ASCAP Foundation Irving & Friends National Endowment for Sony/ATV Caesar Fund, The Fidelity Charitable the Arts Toy Association, The ASTA-LA Flanny Productions, Ltd. Network For Good Universal Music Group Benevity Geonet Technologies Inc. New York Life Insurance Urban Audio Post Benning Violins GlobalGiving Foundation Omni Wellness Clinic Velvet Green Music BMI Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency, Paramount Pictures Warner Bros. Post Production BMI Foundation, Inc. Inc., The Paypal Giving Fund Creative Services / Boomer Family Fund, A Guardian Music Services PepsiCo Eastwood Scoring Stage Donor Advised Fund at Hennings-Fischer PepsiCo Foundation Weingart Foundation the California Foundation Preston B. and Maureen M. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Community Honey Baked Ham Hotchkis Family West One Music Group Inc. Foundation, The Company, The Foundation WME Foundation Buckley School, The iNov8 Next Ralph M. Parsons YourCause, LLC Trustee for California Arts Council J. Paul Getty Trust, The Foundation, The Medtronic Foundation Carl & Roberta Deutsch Jenny Shin Piano Studio Rose & Sage Inc. Volunteer Grant Program Foundation, The Johnny Carson Foundation Roth Family Foundation ZogSports LA Charles Music Keeping the Blues Alive Roy & Patricia Disney Family *Contributions from 8/1/17 through CHS Music Boosters Foundation Foundation 7/31/18 City of Los Angeles Department Kinder Morgan Foundation Satterberg Foundation of Kraft-Engel Management Schwab Charitable Fund Cultural Affairs Kroger Scott and Andrea Holtzman CMA Foundation L’Ermitage Foundation Family Fund, A Donor Colburn Foundation Liquid Music Advised Fund of Cow On the Wall Studio Los Angeles County Arts The Jewish Community Commission Foundation of Los Angeles

Our music education programs are supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Arts Commission, the City of Los Angeles, Department of Cultural Affairs, the California Arts Council, a state agency, as well as the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

2017-2018 Annual Report | 17 2017-2018 Partner Schools Aldama Elementary ICEF VISTA Academy Partner Since: 2018 Dolores Mission School Partner Since: 2015 Principal: Sergio Corral Partner Since: 2017 Director: Kristen Buczek Los Angeles Principal: Karina Moreno-Corgan Los Angeles Boyle Heights Altadena Elementary Ingenium Clemente Charter School Partner Since: 2017 Dorris Place Elementary Partner Since: 2017 Principal: Benita Scheckel Partner Since: 2012 Principal: Arleta Lopez Altadena Principal: John Han Maywood Elysian Park Aspire Junior Academy Ingenium Charter School Partner Since: 2016 El Dorado Elementary School Partner Since: 2015 Principal: Rachel Garfield Partner Since: 2007 Principal: Marisa Caple Huntington Park Principal: Adan Martinez Canoga Park Northeast San Fernando Valley Aspire Titan Academy Kelso Elementary Partner Since: 2016 Foster Elementary School Partner Since: 2018 Principal: Leilani LaFaurie Partner Since: 2011 Principal: Dr. Brian Coffey Huntington Park Principal: Jessicka Mears Inglewood Compton Bursch Elementary Partner Since: 2018 George Washington Elementary McKinley Elementary School Principal: Dr. Frank Lozier Partner Since: 2013 Partner Since: 2015 Principal: Dr. Jennifer Kang-Moon Compton Principal: Brandi Young Burbank Compton Castelar Elementary School McKinley Elementary School Partner Since: 2007 Guardian Angel School Partner Since: 2015 Principal: Wing Fung Partner Since: 2013 Principal: Liz Costella Downtown LA/ Chinatown Principal: Mario Landeros Pacoima Burbank Cleveland Elementary School Hooper Avenue Elementary Nora Sterry Elementary Partner Since: 2012 Partner Since: 2015 Partner Since: 2018 Principal: Debra Lucas Director: Dr. Gustavo Ortiz Los Angeles Principal: Sara Lasnover Pasadena Los Angeles 2017-2018 Annual Report | 18 Normandie Elementary School Board of Directors Staff Partner Since: 2015 Booker White, Chairman Victoria Lanier, Executive Director Principal: Sandra Sklarsh Nancy C. Smith, Secretary Ryan Rowles, Director or Programs Los Angeles Jeff Scofield,Treasurer Deidre Racoma, Director of Programs - Patrick Cole, Chairman Emeritus Curriculum & Professional Development Our Lady of the Holy Rosary Ingrid Burger Jim Suh, Director of Partner Since: 2012 Tim Davies Operations & Finance Principal: Sr. Maria Remedios Lola Debney Gary Shields, Director of Community Sun Valley John Dennis Affairs & Partnerships Michael Gorfaine Damon Carter, Instructional Supervisor Providencia Elementary School Gregory Louis Gutierrez Franklin Gomez, Instructional Supervisor Partner Since: 2011 Larry Kohorn Eva Gonzalez-Ruskiewicz Principal: Jennifer Culbertson Yukiko Kojima Instructional Supervisor Burbank Christopher Lennertz Tonya Hylton-Campbell Rachel Modahl Instructional Supervisor Resurrection Elementary Linda Mouradian Irene Navarro, Instructional Supervisor Parnter Since: 2014 Blake Neely Nicole Shorthouse, Senior Principal: Catalina Saenz Matthew White Development Manager Los Angeles Austin Wintory Esther Trigueros, Development Associate Ray Yee Tara Causland, Program Coordinator Rio Vista Elementary School Katie Boone, Administrative Assistant Partner Since: 2008 Jasmine Nicol, Volunteer Coordinator/ Advisory Board AmeriCorps Vista Principal: Pia Sadaqatmal Ayke Agus Erik Garcia, Instructional Coordinator North Hollywood John Avila Christophe Beck Saint Michael’s School Joshua Bell 2017-2018 Music Teachers Partner Since: 2017 Leni Boorstin Matthew Brundrett Principal: Anabel Rodriguez James Dooley Sean Carney Los Angeles Kerry Farrell Rebecca Chen Jesus Florido Kimberly Cox Worthington Elementary Michael Giacchino Julio De Leon Partner Since: 2018 Susan Helfter Kelsi Doolittle Principal Name: Miguel A. Perez Ed Helms Hayden Eberhart Inglewood Yeou-Cheng Ma Brandon Encinas Rickey Minor Matthew Evans 2017-2018 Angelica Loa Perez Damien Graham Marissa Honda Consultant Schools Misha Piatigorsky Richard M. Sherman Nikolaus Keelaghan Randy Spendlove Naju Kim Emerson Elementary Ben Vereen Erica Lifland Partner Since: 2018 Eric Whitacre Jonathan Long Principal: Ms. Jennifer Kaitz Anthony White Liya Melikyan Burbank Christopher Young Monica Mitchell Jeremy Zhu Annie Nelson Roosevelt Elementary School Daniel Catan, In Memoriam Nadene Rasmussen Partner Since: Spring 2013 Analisse Reyes Principal: Dr. Jennifer Meglemere Valerie Ricks Burbank Associates Board Serena Sinclair Jonathan Beard Kevin Swets Cathleen Cher Michael Urquidi West Hollywood Elementary Steve Dress Partner Since: 2010 Kristina Groennings Principal: Peter Pannell Allegra Gutierrez West Hollywood Susan Gutierrez Katia Karpenko Ronen Landa Sherman Lau Madeline Myers Ashley Olauson Daryl Synowiec Angel Velez 12 YEARS of providing quality music education THANK YOU!

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