Don't Settle For Your Present Level of Achievement
Next KPMA General Meeting, October 22, 7:30 PM
Look for an email with a Zoom link soon.
Who We Are.
The King Philip Music Association (KPMA) was formed in 1986.  It's an organization of all families presently in the King Philip Music Program as well as alumni students and parents. The organization was formed to promote music education in the entire King Philip district, to support all music programming and to work cooperatively with the school administrators. The KPMA works closely with the music staff and school administration to help implement policies, goals and financial support to provide the best music programming possible. 
Thank you to everyone who volunteered over the last twenty plus years. Your volunteerism has made the KP Music program what it is today!
Information for the 2020 season:

The KPMA Board has decided that we will not take part in the Gillette fundraising program this year (2020). Gillette has not been able to give us enough reassurances that they will be able to keep our volunteers safe. No decision has been made at this time for the following season (2021). Thank you to everyone who has contributed their time and talent to this fundraiser. 
Wreath Sale: Oct 16th-Nov 10th

We have missed out on a lot of fundraising this year due to the current health crisis. No Mulch last spring, No Gillette, No Sipping in September, Reduced Bottles and Cans... You get the picture. That makes the wreath sale one of our most important fundraisers this year. We are sending home paperwork for the students to start making sales. Please make use of social media this year to sell safely.

​We ask each music student to sell at least 5 wreaths to help contribute to the costs of our programming. Funds raised by the KPMA contribute to both HS bands, both HS choral groups, both MS bands and both MS choral groups and various projects that help our 3 town elementary schools. Our funds mainly are used for direct scholarships for students in need and indirect scholarships aimed at keeping the cost of programming low for all students.
 
Bottle and Can Redemption
OPEN!!!
The bottle and can sheds are open at the Norfolk transfer station, the High School in Wrentham and in the Wood School shed in Plainville. 

We are so grateful for your continued support of the KP Music Program. 
Stay safe and stay healthy,
​The KPMA Board
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