From more than two thousand initial nominations, Smith joins 24 other teachers for the chance of receiving a $10,000 grant for themselves along with an additional $10,000 grant for their school. She says it’s not about the money. It’s about her passion for teaching music.
“I don’t teach for awards. I don’t teach for recognition. I don’t teach for anything except instilling and growing a love of music and a passion for it in my students. If you know nothing else about me, please know that I am incredibly passionate about music education,” Smith says.
The nine finalists will be announced in November, and the winner will be recognized at the 68th Annual Grammy Awards.
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