School of Rock is proud to partner with a number of different organizations around the world supporting music education, music artists and venues, and our neighborhoods. We're passionate about enriching the lives of not only our students but also our communities.

It is important we come together to create a support system for our community of musicians. School of Rock is proud to be an educational and creative outlet for both youth and adults. We prioritize and promote mental health to all our students and parents. That's why our partnership with The Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide is a crucial one. SPTS is an organization dedicated to increasing awareness, saving lives and reducing the stigma of suicide through specialized training programs and resources that empower teens, parents and educational leaders with the skills needed to help youth build a life of resiliency. 

Each year, School of Rock hosts in-person and online events in partnership with The Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide to raise awareness and funds for its invaluable services to our community. 

School of Rock is excited to partner with Musically Fed, a 501(c)(3) that works with artists, promoters, management and venues nationwide to donate unused backstage meals to community organizations that feed the homeless, hungry, and food insecure.  

School of Rock connects our passionate community with Musically Fed in an effort to support their mission to provide outreach programs in communities across the country. 

Musically Fed is a Phoenix-based non-profit which has provided meals to over 376,000 in need across America, serving agencies comprised of at least 50% veterans. Musically Fed identifies the opportunities, procures the resources, and coordinates all aspects of food handling, transport, and distribution. 

MUSICALLY FED IS PARTNERING WITH TOURS AND VENUES ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND IS IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS WHO CAN PICK UP LEFTOVER CATERING AND DELIVER TO AREA NONPROFITS. RECEIVING ORGANIZATIONS ARE GENERALLY WITHIN A THREE-MILE RADIUS.

School of Rock has partnered with Music Will, formerly known as Little Kids Rock, a 20-year-old national non-profit organization that transforms lives by bringinging music education in K-12 schools. The partnership aims to advance the familiarity and awareness of Music Will in communities, while simultaneously providing their students with opportunities to participate in School of Rock events and receive discounted enrollment to School of Rock music programs. School of Rock will provide Music Will with multi-year funding to support their efforts including an upfront donation to amplify their current rebranding initiative.

School of Rock is proud to partner with the National Museum of African American Music to provide students of all backgrounds and economic circumstances an opportunity to learn music. The School of Rock Scholar Program in partnership with the National Museum of African American Music (NMAAM) provides access to School of Rock's performance-based music education program, live events, exhibits, and other opportunities for qualifying students in underserved communities at no cost. Applications will be open from Oct. 1 through Dec. 1, with accepted students beginning the music program in January 2023.

In October, students in the areas of Nashville, Tennessee, Red Bank, New Jersey, Watertown, Massachusetts, and Chicago, Illinois can submit an application for the School of Rock Scholar Program. A parent or guardian and student must complete the application, which includes questions about federal benefits and yearly household income and requires a written statement from the student. While the Scholar Program will initially debut in the foregoing cities, it will soon be rolled out to the rest of School of Rock's extensive network of school locations.