In 1997, the foundation focused its interests on how music education affects children's overall academic achievement because they saw a direct correlation between education and Texaco's future. Orleans Parish public schools will benefit greatly from this project, according to Sandra McCullum, director of the Partnership in Education for the Orleans Parish school system. The sounds of New Orleans Police Department sirens rang in the background on St. Charles Ave. as the Rev. Bernard Knoth, S.J., university president, spoke on how the education of city's children will benefit everyone. The Texaco Foundation, Loyola's College of Music and Harper's Magazine also sponsored a panel discussion on music education Oct. 11 at the Louis J. Roussel Performance Hall. There is a real connection with measure in writing.
Writers can be both musical and lyrical in a sentence.
He said that the magazine was an advertiser for Texaco Foundation's support of the Metropolitan Opera for the past 50 years. Both panelists and audience members sought concrete answers to problems in music education in the school systems. The defining moment in last Wednesday's debate came when Valerio proved that music is inherent in speech development and communication patterns of children. Music is biologically connected to who we are. Other panelists agreed with Valerio and her demonstration's central argument.