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I hope everyone has had a great start to the school year and that your students are as excited about music as you are. I'm very excited to be the new chairman for Tri-M in the State of Alabama and would love to help more of you establish Tri-M chapters at your schools. Tri-M is the only internationally recognized Jr. High / High School /
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Motivate and Reward Your Students . . . Jed Smart, AMEATri-M Chairman
Tri-M Music Honor Society National Recognition for Music Student Leaders
College Music Honor Society - recognizing students who not only excel musically but musically and academically. Establishing a Tri-M chapter at your school will allow you a means by which to reward the outstanding students in your program as well as inspire your members to strive to attain higher goals. Students will also benefit from guest speakers in various fields of music, publica- tions for students deal- ing with important issues facing them such as auditioning and per- formance anxiety, and scholarships through the Tri-M scholarship program.
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state and national net- work Tri-M, along with MENC, makes estab- lishing a chapter almost effortless - there are sample constitutions, letters to administrators and community mem- bers, and assistance just a phone call away.
I Tri-M Music Honor Society
for Grades 6–12 ➤ Complete Recognition System ➤ Character Development ➤ Service Opportunities
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For chapter activation form and information:
www.menc.org/tri-m, 800-336-3768,
trim@menc.org
would love to help you establish (or revive) a Tri-M chapter at your school. I will be pro- viding a "how to" clinic on starting a Tri-M chapter during AMEA (Friday, January 19th at 2:45 PM in 258 Moody). I look forward to seeing you there as we give you the tools to truly motivate and inspire your students. Best of Luck with everything and I'll see you in Tuscaloosa.
ala breve
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