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Before & After School Programs

Boston Music Project is proud to partner with schools throughout the City of Boston to provide before and after-school care, with catered music programming.

 

Students learn to play violin, viola, cello, or bass in our string programs, while our brass programs feature trumpet and trombone instruction. These programs are open from K1 all the way to 12th grade at certain sites. During programming hours, your child will take part in group classes and rehearsals, in addition to small-group lessons.

Registration

BMP Registration Is Currently on Waitlist Status

 

We are accepting students off the waitlist on a rolling basis. Families are still able to register online, and will not be asked to make payment if added to the waitlist. Your student's spot will be held on a first come first serve basis, and we expect to be processing new enrollments through Friday September 24th.

Register by clicking the button.

Partner Schools

– ​Before-School Programs –

5-Day a Week Program

• Josiah Quincy Elementary School

• Joseph P Manning School

• Mendell Elementary

• Patrick Lyndon Pilot School​

• Sarah Roberts Elementary

• Winship Elementary​

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2-Day a Week Program

•Oliver Hazard Perry School

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After -School Programs​

3-Day a Week Program

• John F. Kennedy Elementary School

• Josiah Quincy Upper School **

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2-Day a Week Program

• Hurley K-8 School

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**Meets once a week with private lessons included**

list updated as of Sept. 2026

Tuition Information

Boston Music Project partners with school communities to provide reliable before or after school instrument music programming for students from K1-12th grade that is tailor-made to meet the needs of each school. Programs include 2, 3, and 5-day tuition-based models. Schools select the program type prior to the start of the year and children are expected to attend all sessions during the school year.

 

Programs include:​

  • Instrumental Music open to K1 - 12th graders (age 4 and up)

  • Students receive an instrument and take part in orchestra and small group rehearsals

  • $45 non-refundable registration fee (per child)

  • Sliding Scale Tuition ($0-$150 per week)

  • Financial Aid is available for those who qualify

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BMP offers a sliding scale tuition model to ensure all families and children can access program. The pricing models are as follows:​

  • 5-day-per week (178 days): up to $150 per week

  • 3-day-per-week (106 days): up to $90 per week

  • 2-day-per-week (70 days): up to $60

 

*Days per week is program dependent, please see above. Example, if you are a student at the Lyndon and enroll in the Boston Music Project program you are required to attend all 5-days, no modifications to the schedule is allowed.*

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Final tuition depends on your household income. Financial aid is easy to apply for—just complete the built-in application during registration.

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View our ACH Payment option in our Registration FAQs!

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If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to our Registrar at: registrar@bostonmusicproject.org

Photos from the Programs

Registration FAQs

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