Our music & publishing
All music used in iChoir Planet™ Fine Arts Academy programs is Praise and Worship, Gospel Music, and Christian Music. Songs are copyrighted and arranged through Woodside Legacy Publishing™.
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School & district partnerships
iChoir Planet™
Fine Arts Academy
Develop voices. Inspire creativity. Build tomorrow’s leaders.
Praise and Worship • Gospel Music • Christian Music
Structured music education and performance development for school districts, charter schools, private schools, community organizations, and youth development programs.
An educational partner
Expand what students can experience.
iChoir Planet™ Fine Arts Academy is designed to expand access to high-quality music experiences while supporting existing school fine arts programs. Instruction connects vocal music, choir development, performance, songwriting, production, leadership, creative arts enrichment, student showcases, and fine arts career exploration.
10 programs. Three clear pathways.
Find the right fit for your students.
01
Voice, choir & performance
Build strong voices and confident performers.
After-School Choir Academy
Elementary–high school • 10–16 weeks • 1–2 sessions weekly
Vocal technique, harmony, ensemble skills, confidence, performance, and leadership, culminating in a final showcase.
School Choir Residency
Support for existing school music programs
Choir coaching, sectional rehearsals, vocal development, and preparation for concerts, performances, and festivals.
Vocal Excellence™ Academy
Focused vocal development
Breath support, pitch accuracy, tone quality, vocal health, solo performance, and audition preparation.
Performance Academy
From rehearsal to the stage
Stage presence, professional rehearsal habits, microphone skills, audience engagement, and performance confidence.
02
Songwriting & music technology
Turn creative ideas into original music.
Songwriting Lab
Final project: student-created original music
Lyrics, melody creation, song structure, collaboration, original composition, and music publishing basics.
Music Production Academy
Hands-on creative technology
Recording fundamentals, microphones, digital audio workstations, editing, mixing, arrangement, and music technology.
03
Leadership, enrichment & educators
Connect artistic growth with teamwork and opportunity.
Fine Arts Leadership Academy
Leadership through music
Teamwork, communication, responsibility, creative leadership, and collaboration.
Summer Fine Arts Institute
Seasonal enrichment
Choir, vocal training, songwriting, music production, performance, and creative arts workshops.
District Showcase Experience
A shared student performance experience
Student performances, workshops, masterclasses, recording opportunities, and community engagement.
Teacher Professional Development
Training for educators
Contemporary choir methods, vocal techniques, student engagement, technology integration, and rehearsal strategies.
Flexible contract models
Start with one campus. Plan for broader impact.
Campus partnership
One school location. Illustrative planning range: $15,000–$25,000 for a semester program.
Multi-campus partnership
Coordinate programming across several schools; an example scope is 3–10 campuses.
District partnership
Multiple schools, curriculum licensing, teacher support, and student events.
Summer programming
District-funded summer enrichment shaped around student needs and the district calendar.
Example pricing is for planning, not a fixed quote. Final scope, staffing, schedule, student capacity, and fees are established in a written proposal.
Student growth
Define success before the first rehearsal.
Programs are designed to develop vocal skills, confidence, teamwork, performance readiness, creative expression, leadership, and collaboration. Partners agree on measurable goals and reporting before the program begins.
Musical growth
Use beginning and ending vocal or performance rubrics to document progress.
Creative achievement
Review original compositions, recordings, and showcase work.
Engagement & leadership
Track attendance, collaboration, rehearsal responsibility, and student reflections.
Assessment methods are proposed options to be tailored with each partner; outcomes are goals, not guaranteed results.
Institutional vendor qualification package
A clear path to district readiness.
The following is a preparation framework for school procurement and onboarding. Requirements vary by district and contract. This checklist does not certify that documents, insurance, screening, registrations, or vendor approvals are already complete.
Legal & organizational documentation
Legal entity and business registration documents, EIN verification, W-9, authorized representative information, vendor profiles, and payment banking details provided securely during onboarding.
Prepare operating documents, a professional business address, dedicated email, and standard service agreements.
Insurance & risk management
Review the district’s insurance requirements and certificate wording before contracting. The planning recommendation is $1 million in general liability coverage; actual limits depend on the agreement.
Additional coverage may include workers’ compensation, professional liability, and auto insurance if transportation is provided.
Student safety & screening
Prepare criminal background screening, applicable Texas-required screening, reference verification, and district-specific clearance procedures for instructors and staff.
Document student interaction guidelines, code of conduct, emergencies, attendance, parent communication, and instructor expectations.
Instructor qualifications
Compile professional résumés, music education background, teaching and performance experience, references, and required background clearance records.
Potential teaching roles include vocal coaches, choir directors, musicians, producers, songwriters, performing artists, and music educators.
Curriculum & assessment
For each program: description, grades served, learning objectives, weekly curriculum, instructional methods, expected outcomes, and assessment approach.
Agree on age-appropriate instruction and reporting with each school before delivery.
Vendor readiness checklist
Prepare and verify these materials before district outreach and contracting.
- Legal entity documents
- EIN and W-9
- Insurance certificate
- Vendor registrations
- Instructor résumés and references
- Background-check process
- Curriculum guide
- Pricing sheet
- Service agreement template
- Safety policies
- Program brochure
- Website landing page
- Demonstration video
- Student outcome measurements
Phase one • Proposed 12-week pilot
iChoir Planet™ Founding School Partnership
A focused starting point for schools to explore a structured fine arts partnership, with a proposed goal of 3–5 campuses.
Initial outreach priorities include Birdville ISD, Keller ISD, HEB ISD, private schools, and charter schools. These are prospective outreach targets, not confirmed partners or endorsements.
Pilot goals
- Deliver a defined 12-week learning experience
- Document student growth and feedback
- Gather permitted student testimonials and administrator references
- Bring learning together in a showcase event
The long-term vision
A complete fine arts education ecosystem.
Serving schools, students, families, and communities through school contracts, district partnerships, curriculum licensing, summer academies, student performances, music technology education, and creative career pathways.
Start a partnership conversationShare your school or organization, grades served, campus count, program interests, and preferred timeline.