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Katy Independent School District has proudly received the "Best Communities for Music Education" award from the National Association of Music Merchants Foundation for the remarkable 23rd consecutive year. This prestigious honor highlights the district's unwavering commitment to providing exceptional music education programs that enrich the lives of students.
The award recognizes districts that demonstrate outstanding efforts in maintaining high-quality music education, ensuring that students have access to comprehensive music programs. Katy ISD's music educators and administrators have worked diligently to foster an environment where creativity and artistic expression can thrive. The district's commitment not only enhances students' musical skills but also contributes to their overall academic and personal development.
Katy ISD's consistent recognition underscores the importance of music education in shaping well-rounded individuals. This achievement reflects the dedication of teachers, students, and the community in supporting the arts, ensuring that future generations continue to benefit from a robust music education program.
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