School of Rock: Free Week!

School of Rock.
A kids dream really.

I know it's my 11 yo guitar players dream.

Do you know that School of Rock is the national leader in music education? Music education if falling victim to budget cuts in our public schools. School of Rock is perfect for keeping music in your children's lives. They offer lessons in guitar, bass, vocals, drums and keyboards for kids ages 7 – 18.

The school's mission is to inspire kids to rock on stage and in life!

School of Rock's performance-based curriculum teaches kids to play rock music in a unique and interactive way. Professional musicians teach students of all levels, developing both their music skills and confidence. School of Rock operates 58 schools in 23 states.

They are currently offering one week free.
Oh, that's right.
FREE!
It includes on private lesson (30-45mins) & one Rock 101 class (90 mins).

Sign up here:
School of Rock Free Week & make sure to input the code: SORBLOG/MeghansMindlessMutterings to get in on the deal! Implement it in the questions/comment fields & the school will contact you. Please not you must use your free week by Oct 31, 2010.

You can find School of Rock on Twitter: click me.
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Of course on Facebook: click me

So what are you waiting for.
Go check em out.

*Disclosure: I received no monetary compensation for this post. I am entered into a contest to win a Yamaha guitar or a gift card. All opinions are mine, the step mommy of a guitar player!*

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