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grade at East Elementary in Cullman and directs elementary musicals once again. She is an active advocate for music education in her school system. She wrote and recorded the song “What Did You Read Last Night?” which has become the theme song for the Cullman City Schools’ reading program. She received National Board Certification in 2007. Cindy is a long time member of MENC and has served the Ala- bama Music Educators Association since 2002 as treasurer. She creates the annual budget and manages assets and expenses to include tax preparation. Cindy strives to make registration at the annual conference efficient and prob- lem-free. She is proud to serve the membership and is eager to continue as treasurer.


Cindy Pass attended Indiana University where she received a Bachelor of Choral Music Education in 1981 and a commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. She served for 6 years on active duty as a U.S. Army Band Officer and was the assistant commander and executive officer of the U.S. Army Europe Band and Chorus. She directed the Sev- enth Army Soldier’s Chorus and performed for U.S. and foreign dignitaries to include ambassadors entertaining soviet counterparts in efforts to end the Cold War. After her tour in Europe, Captain Pass served as the Public Affairs officer for reserve units in Virginia and Birmingham until 1991. Cindy returned to education and received a master’s degree in Early Childhood Education from Jacksonville State University. She taught general music at Kittty Stone Elementary and directed elementary musicals. She was District 3 Teacher of the Year in 1996. She then moved to Crane Hill, Alabama, where she taught chorus, drama, and television production at Cullman High School. Cindy now teaches 3rd


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