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WVMEA will be sponsoring 2 collegiate members to attend the NAfME Collegiate Advocacy Summit, to be held in Washington, DC June 18-20, 2019. WVMEA will cover the cost of hotel and registration for two members. Selected members will be responsible for their own transportation to and from the summit as well as their meals. Interested collegiate members should submit this application NO LATER THAN APRIL 1, 2019 @ 9pm. Late applications will not be accepted. Selected collegiate recipients will be notified by April 10, 2019.

More information regarding the NAfME Collegiate Advocacy Summit can be found here.

Questions? Contact Andi Hasley, WVMEA President at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

United States Navy Band Live Webcast
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The U.S. Navy Band will be presenting a series of free interactive educational webcasts that will highlight “Origins of Inspiration”. The next episode of the Navy Band’s series, “From Bluegrass to Country” can be watched live on Wednesday, March 20th, 2019 at 1:00 pm ET. Classrooms have the opportunity to participate by emailing questions either before or during the webcast. Formed in 1973, The United States Navy Band Country Current is the Navy's premier country-bluegrass ensemble. The group is nationally renowned for its versatility and phenomenal musicianship, performing a blend of modern country music and cutting-edge bluegrass.

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WVMEA would like to take this opportunity to send out a heartfelt Thank You to the CMA Foundation, VH1 Save The Music Foundation, and West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History for your help and support during the 2019 Hill Day at the Capitol!

On Wednesday, March 6th, members of the WVMEA executive board were joined by CMA Foundation and VH1 Save the Music to advocate for music education at our state capitol in Charleston. Recording artist and Martinsburg WV native Christian Lopez was our special guest. After a great day of advocating for music education in the mountain state, we closed our Hill Day with a celebration in the WV Cultural Center's Grand Hall. Guests were treated to a performance by Christian Lopez and enjoyed time with colleagues and friends. The WV Department of Arts, Culture and History partnered with WVMEA to make this event possible.

*photo credits to Lilly Dyer/CMA and WV Department of Arts, Culture and History
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And, we're pretty excited about it. WVMEA has been recently undergoing a website re-development. Thank you for being patient as we reformat content, add new features, and improve the overall website structure. The ability to download the usual forms and view links for registrations and additional sources of information will still be available, but we hope you have an easier time locating the information you're looking for and can take advantage of some new features. We'll be adding pages with current news, a search bar to scan articles, an events calendar, job postings, a contact page, and more. Our goal is that this project will be a great resource to music educators, students and their parents once it's completed! Please bear with us as we continue to better your online experience.