School of Rock showing at Edmonds Theater to benefit MTHS Music Program April 19

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On April 19, 2025, the Edmonds Theater will host a special screening of "School of Rock," with proceeds benefiting the Mountlake Terrace High School Music Program. This event promises a delightful blend of entertainment and philanthropy, as the film, directed by Richard Linklater, showcases the transformative power of rock music in education. Featuring Jack Black as a passionate substitute teacher, the movie inspires young students to embrace their musical talents. Community members are encouraged to attend, with ticket sales directly supporting the MTHS music program. Notable cast members include Joan Cusack, Sarah Silverman, and Mike White, who contributed to the film's enduring popularity.

The event not only celebrates a beloved classic but also emphasizes the vital role of arts education in shaping young minds. By participating, attendees will be supporting local initiatives that foster creativity and musicality among students. This event is a reminder of the community's dedication to nurturing future generations of artists.

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