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About Kellie B. Gormly

Kellie B. Gormly is an award-winning, veteran journalist and author of the new Civil War book “Cease Firing! Life and Death at The Swope Manor.” She writes for publications including The Washington Post, Woman’s World and the History Channel. Kellie’s website is kelliebgormly.com.

An Afro-Centric Curriculum Promotes Excellence

At Grace M. James Academy, a middle school for girls in Louisville, Kentucky, the orchestra director explores a unique strings education methodology.

Play on Philly: A Model of Excellence

Underserved pre-K-12 students in Philadelphia can receive classical, tuition-free music education that balances fun and high expectations — and the results are phenomenal.

Educator Profiles

Becoming the Passionate Black Educator

A Tennessee educator decided to tackle systemic racism in music programs and is now a sought-after advocate to help schools and organizations around the country implement anti-racist, healing-centered music curriculum.

6 Steps to Incorporate a Growth Mindset in your Classroom

A Florida music educator embraces the concept that students, when faced with challenges, can improve their abilities not only in music but in everything they do.