Kids Kaleidoscope of Music is a graded, after school, choir and arts program sponsored by Valley Christian Center. KKOM will provide God’s children with the opportunity to discover the joy of the arts, thus allowing them to best express their love and adoration of our Creator.
Kindergarten through Sixth Grade Children
Mondays from 3:30 PM to 5:00 PM beginning September 14, 2009 through May 2010.
On the hilltop campus of Valley Christian Center
7500 Inspiration Drive, Dublin, CA 94568 • [925] 560-6224
This year’s program under the direction of Michael Ruybalid and a team of qualified staff members, will offer various avenues of instruction to the children. Some areas may include voice, recorders, chimes, hand bells, music appreciation, drama and sign language. Children will have occasional opportunities to minister in song at various venues, including a Christmas program and a Musical Play in the spring.
$150.00 per child for the September – May session. Discounts are offered for additional family members living in the same home. Discounts for weekly volunteers may also be available. Call for details and eligibility.
Please call the Worship Arts Department at [925] 560-6224 for more information.
To register your child/children, please download the KKOM registration form, complete and return to the church office along with payment, or come by the office to pick up a form or call to have one mailed.
Mike Ruybalid returns as the KKOM program director. For six years, Mike served at Redwood Christian Schools in Castro Valley, where he taught choral, instrumental and classroom music to all ages, grades Kindergarten through 12th grade. Mike is a graduate of Point Loma Nazarene University (B.A., Music Education) and San José State University (Single Subject Teaching Credential). This year Mike continues his studies towards a master’s degree in Music Education with a Kodály emphasis at Holy Names University.
At VCC, he plays in the handbell choir, sings in the choir and on the worship team. “Zoltan Kodály, Hungarian musicologist, was quoted as saying that, for a child’s music education, ‘only the best is good enough.’ I believe the Lord has lead me to this position to help provide His children with the very best in arts education here at VCC, so that they can, in turn, give their very best offering of worship and praise back to Him. I look forward to what the Lord has in store for this program in the time ahead.”