Choral Programs
Prime Time PBC
Singing = Smiles and Self Esteem
• Empowering Young Minds
• Engaging Communities
• Creating Lasting Impact
Our Young Singers Prime Time Choirs have won awards and accolades. They integrate singing with reading, math, geography, history, and foreign language lessons. Socially, our singers gain self-confidence, learn to work as a team, gain leadership skills, and experience performance opportunities for peers and the public audience.
• Engaging Communities
• Creating Lasting Impact
Our Young Singers Prime Time Choirs have won awards and accolades. They integrate singing with reading, math, geography, history, and foreign language lessons. Socially, our singers gain self-confidence, learn to work as a team, gain leadership skills, and experience performance opportunities for peers and the public audience.
Young Singers Prime Time Choirs is an out-of-school program made possible with support from Prime Time of Palm Beach County, Inc., which receives significant funding for its overall operations from the Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County, Inc.
Young Singers is proud to be a Prime Time ELO (Expanded Learning Opportunities) Provider. We have a shared vision for children and youth to reach their fullest potential in school and life.
Young Singers is proud to be a Prime Time ELO (Expanded Learning Opportunities) Provider. We have a shared vision for children and youth to reach their fullest potential in school and life.
The hours between the time that children get out of school and the time that working parents come home is considered “prime time” for continuous learning and growth.
The purpose of the Prime Time Young Singers program is to foster creativity, confidence and connection in under-resourced communities by using music as a tool for artistic, social and emotional development. Through music, we give children a voice, a safe outlet for self-expression, and a powerful sense of belonging. This program was created to fill the void left by declining arts education in public schools, ensuring that every child can experience the joy, discipline and community that music provides.
The purpose of the Prime Time Young Singers program is to foster creativity, confidence and connection in under-resourced communities by using music as a tool for artistic, social and emotional development. Through music, we give children a voice, a safe outlet for self-expression, and a powerful sense of belonging. This program was created to fill the void left by declining arts education in public schools, ensuring that every child can experience the joy, discipline and community that music provides.
Prime Time Palm Beach County’s mission is to help children and youth succeed by strengthening and expanding quality in the out-of-school time field.
Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County is an independent special district established by Palm Beach County voters in 1986 and reauthorized in 2014. Today, Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County provides leadership, funding, services, and research on behalf of Palm Beach County's children, so they grow up healthy, safe, and strong.
We provide qualified music professionals to teach after-school and summer-time choirs at Title 1 schools and qualified sites throughout Palm Beach County. As an ELO provider, our programming has grown from to support and enrich over 2,200 children annually.
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Young Singers of the Palm Beaches welcomes new sites, as well as new music teachers, to participate in our Prime Time Young Singers program.
If you are interested in having us at your school or site, or if you are a current or retired music teacher interested in joining a creative and dynamic team offering after-school choirs or summer programming, please call the Young Singers office at 561-651-4429 or email the program coordinator at lucy@yspb.org. We’d love to talk to you about this Expanded Learning Opportunity for children and youth.
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Melinda Harstad, Danielle M. Zaros,
and Mary Stucci Photography
Melinda Harstad, Danielle M. Zaros,
and Mary Stucci Photography