Millions of U.S. Students Denied Access to Music Education, According to First-Ever National Study Conducted by Arts Education Data Project

Warren, NJ (PRWEB) September 12, 2022 -- Despite significant progress made in recent years to keep music and the other arts in U.S. public schools, millions

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