Rosie’s House provides a free afterschool music program. We offer a full range of activities for children in Pre-K through 12th grade.
The free afterschool music program provides opportunities in individual lessons, group classes, ensembles, as well as youth development activities including volunteer service, academic support, and college readiness.
PROGRAM DETAILS
Areas of Music
We offer instruction in a variety of musical disciplines, tailored to different skill levels and interests in piano, strings, winds, voice, and more.
- Piano
- Strings
- Brass & Winds
- Voice
- Guitar
- Mariachi
- Percussion
- Early Childhood Music Exploration – Designed for our youngest students, this program introduces basic musical concepts through fun, interactive activities.
- Digital Music – Students use computer software to create beats, synthesize sounds, and produce music tracks, blending technology with musical innovation.
Instruments
STRINGS
- Violin
- Viola
- Cello
- Double Bass
WINDS
- Baritone/Euphonium
- Bassoon
- Clarinet
- Flute
- Horn
- Saxophone
- Trombone
- Trumpet
MARIACHI
- Guitar
- Guitarron
- Trumpet
- Vihuela
- Viola
- Violin
- Voice
Classes by Grade Level
Students in these grade levels are eligible for the following:
PRE-K TO KINDERGARTEN
- Early Childhood
GRADE 1–4
- Choir
- Strings
- Piano
GRADE 5-8
- Choir
- Strings
- Piano
- Winds
- Percussion
- Band
- Orchestra
- Mariachi
- Guitar
- Digital Music
- Musicians Active in Community
GRADE 9-12
- Choir and Voice
- Strings
- Piano
- Winds
- Percussion
- Band
- Orchestra
- Mariachi
- Guitar
- Digital Music
- Musicians Active in Community
- Musicians Mentoring in Classroom
- College Path
Program Requirements
Students qualify for Rosie’s House programs based on the *number of people in their household and income range.
Please read carefully and make sure you qualify for our program based on our annual income policy.
Please read carefully and make sure you qualify for our program based on our annual income policy.
2 People in Household: Less than $65,800
3 People in Household: Less than $74,050
4 People in Household: Less than $82,250
5 People in Household: Less than $88,850
6 People in Household: Less than $95,450
7 People in Household: Less than $102,000
8 People in Household: Less than $108,600
3 People in Household: Less than $74,050
4 People in Household: Less than $82,250
5 People in Household: Less than $88,850
6 People in Household: Less than $95,450
7 People in Household: Less than $102,000
8 People in Household: Less than $108,600
*FY2024 HUD Income Limits for the state of Arizona set by the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
Questions? Check out our frequently asked questions page here.
SUPPORT SERVICES
College Path
Our program for Rosie’s House high school students that offers guidance on college applications, financial aid, and scholarships, supported by mentors and monthly workshops, resulting in 97% of seniors achieving their college goals in the past five years. Learn more.
Musicians Active in Community
Our service learning program where Rosie’s House students create and perform interactive concerts for underserved community populations, fostering public speaking and performance skills. Learn more.
Musicians Mentoring Program
Our leadership and mentoring opportunities for students in grades 8-12 to assist in beginner classes alongside Rosie’s House teachers. Learn more.
Student Enrollment Benefits
High-quality instruction from professional teachers.
A loaned instrument for the duration of their studies at Rosie’s House.
Opportunities to perform at recitals and community concerts.
Academic support, volunteer and community service opportunities.
A healthy meal everyday.
