ALAN C. POPE HIGH SCHOOL BAND

GARY GRIBBLE, Director of Bands

JOSHUA RUDOLPH, Associate Director of Bands

It's time to register for band for the 2018–19 school year. Please visit the Registration Page to complete the online registration and download and complete the new automated Activity Invoice.

UPCOMING EVENTS AND
THINGS TO KNOW

"We, the proud members of the Alan C. Pope High School Band, through trust, respect and encouragement will create a safe and positive learning environment for each member. As a unified group we are dedicated to constant improvement in setting higher standards to continue our

PURSUIT OF PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE

We will develop skills and lasting relationships that will carry on the tradition for generations to come."

---- Alan C. Pope High School Bands Mission Statement

The band program at Pope is founded on the philosophy that every student has a place as a participant and as a performer. Competition is not the goal; rather, it is a means of improving our own past levels of performance. Achievement is measured through our continued participation in a variety of music-related activities, and through the student's development of life-long skills with music as the common factor.

COBB COUNTY
Named One of the NAMM
"Best Communities for Music Education"

The NAMM Foundation acknowledges schools and districts across the U.S. for their commitment and support of music education in schools. The 124 school districts named by the NAMM Foundation demonstrate the unwavering commitment to provide music education for their students.

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:

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Kumon of Roswell-Shallowford Corners

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