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Registration fees for All County
Festivals:
Elementary students -$12.00,
Junior/Senior High School students -$12.00
O.C.M.E.A dues:
OCMEA Membership Dues will
remain at the 2008-2009 rate for the 2009-2010 school year as
follows:
Teachers (District &
Private): $12.00
String Studio Teachers:
$16.00*
*Private string teachers who
wish to register private students to audition for All-County
festivals must sign up at the String Studio rate providing the students
do not reside in a district that offers a string program. Private
students that reside in a district with a string program must be
registered by the appropriate district teacher. If you are a private
string teacher but will not be registering students yourself, please
sign up at the $12.00 basic membership rate.
Business Membership
rates for ads remains the same.
$35.00 (includes 1/4 page ad in directory)
$50.00 (includes 1/2 page ad in directory)
Secretary/Membership
Lisa
Moriarty, Cornwall Middle School,
(s)
845-534-8009,
lmoriarty@cornwallschools.com
We will continue to use email
forms this year.
Click on All County Forms in Links
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O.C.M.E.A
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The purposes of this association are to:
1. Promote and maintain a closer relationship between the Music Educators of
Orange County, The New York State School Music association and the Music Educators'
National Conference.
2. Support music programs throughout Orange County.
3. Encourage a closer relationship among the Music Educators of Orange
County.
4. Encourage the appreciation of live music performances.
5. Offer an opportunity for outstanding school musicians to perform in
All-County Choirs, Bands and Orchestras.
6. Offer educational programs which will be of benefit to students and
teachers in Orange County.
7. Remain a non-profit organization converting all money available into
programs which shall aim to advance music education.
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