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There’s a mountain of scientific evidence that music instruction improves brain development and increases test scores among school children. That’s the central point of a presentation to be made by Lynne Fournier to the local school board.
“Research has shown that learning to play an instrument can help develop parts of the brain that are necessary for math and science reasoning,” commented Lynne Fournier of RCHS Band Boosters Organization, a local group that advocates music in school curricula.
“Once parents understand how music can help their children grow, they become strong
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