Partnerships
TeachRock's network of partners share our belief that music creates joy and purpose in every classroom.
Media
TeachRock curriculum is built with media from CNN, PBS, The Association for Cultural Equity, Experience Hendrix and the films Long Strange Trip, RUMBLE: The Indians Who Rocked the World, and The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years.
Institutions
The Library of Congress Teaching with Primary Sources Lewis-Houghton Civics and Democracy Initiative supports the development of A People's Playlist: U.S. History with Music as a Primary Source, a year-long, standards-aligned course available free to teachers nationwide.
Museums
Our partnerships with museums like Museum of the City of New York, The Center for Jewish History, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, and The Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music extend TeachRock's curriculum beyond the classroom.
Non-Profit Organizations
Our collaborations with nonprofit partners like Maryland Public Television, The New York Historical, Music Will, the Institute for Curriculum Services, and the Georgia Council on Economic Education expand access to high-quality, music-centered learning to educators and students across the country.
States & Districts
From individual districts to state education agencies, we work with school systems at every level including Connecticut State Department of Education, New York City Public Schools, and Los Angeles Unified School District.
Schools
We've spent years working closely with individual schools; now we're launching a program that opens that opportunity to schools nationwide.
Teachers
Our Teacher Advisory Council is made up of 40 educators from across the country who keep us grounded in what's happening in classrooms.
Foundations
TeachRock's work is sustained by foundations who invest in expanding access to music-based education. Their support has helped bring free, standards-aligned curriculum to classrooms nationwide.
