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Use and Care of Music

1. Do not fold, tear or otherwise mutilate music.
2. Absence from school does not relieve students of the responsibility to have music brought to the rehearsal or performance.
3. Use only pencil when marking music. Be neat when marking music, and make only those marks that are absolutely necessary. Marks should be erased before music is turned.
   1. Get in the habit of numbering all measures of music in your folder.
4. Students will be held financially responsible for music that is not cared for properly.
   1. Music which is not turned in one day after it is taken up is considered lost and will be paid for by the student.
   2. Students may be subject to disciplinary measures in addition to their financially responsibility.
5. Music and folders will be provided free to students in band. The folder should last a semester. If a replacement is required before the end of the semester, a replacement may be purchased for a fifty cent fee.
6. Each student will be assigned a slot in a music folio cabinet.
7. Folders will be assigned according to parts and instrumentation. Each folder will be assigned a number that corresponds to a slot in a music folio cabinet.
   1. All - folders must be clearly marked with that number, your name and instrument.
8. Personally owned music should not be kept in the music folio cabinet.
9. Do not put folders and/ or music in your instrument case.
10. Folders should be kept in the assigned slot during the day. Folders and/ or music are not to be stored in the instrument storage room.
11. Folders or music left out after rehearsal will be picked up and the student will move down one chair and lose 10 points on class participation grade.
12. Do not place stickers or other decorations on school-owned music folders.

    

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