Division of Education
Together We Partner to Provide Music for Every Child
About the Division of Education
The Conn Selmer Division of Education (DOE) partners with band and orchestra programs around the world to advocate and provide music education services and resources. The DOE is dedicated to serving parents, educators, and administrators to ensure every student has access to a quality music education, and the tools necessary to help them achieve their true musical potential.
Educational Resources
Educational Clinicians
The Conn Selmer Division of Education (DOE) has a team of expert educators and world-class artists available to support:
- Guest Conducting and Program Evaluation
- Professional Development
- Community Support
- Administrative Support
- Job Readiness for Students and Educators
Conn Selmer Institute (CSI)
Regional professional development events led by our world-class faculty, featuring specialized curriculum tracks focusing on:
- College Students
- New Music Educators
- School Directors
- Marching Arts
- Music Administrators
- Music Boosters
Music Educator Masterclass
Quarterly online, on-demand professional development. Session topics from clinicians and educators include conducting, rehearsal techniques, recruitment strategies, and much more!
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Everything you need to teach a full unit on Greensleeves, including:
- Four variations of scores and parts for all levels of middle and high school band and orchestra
- Rehearsal and conducting curriculum
- Lesson materials for music theory, history, composition, conducting, and more!
Cut Time
Tools, templates, and insights to help your music program thrive, all in one place! Features include instrument and uniform inventory management, fundraising and online payment processing tools, text and email messaging, digital rental waivers, and more!
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Your trusted on-demand teaching assistant. Access over 3,000 educational videos, including teacher toolkits, to help students catch up, support at-home practice, or reinforce in-class instruction.
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