Culture Club Kicks Off with Let the Beat Build & Texas Trees!

James Madison High School student works on beat samples with Let the Beat Build.

The energy is high, and the creativity is flowing. Culture Club has officially launched its 12-week spring programming in Texas, and it is already making waves in the classroom and beyond.

This season, students are diving into two powerful programs: Let the Beat Build and Texas Trees. At Lincoln High School and James Madison High School, young artists are learning the art of music production through Let the Beat Build, a hands-on program that blends creativity with social and emotional learning. The journey will wrap up with a much-anticipated beat battle between the two schools, bringing rhythm, rivalry, and community spirit to the forefront.

Meanwhile, students in AP Earth Science are rolling up their sleeves with Texas Trees, a program designed to introduce agroforestry and landscape design. Through research, collaboration, and applied learning, students are developing real-world plans to shape and improve the outdoor spaces on their school campuses.

Culture Club continues to be a space where young minds are encouraged to explore, create, and lead. With programs like these, we are not just teaching new skills. We are nurturing the next generation of changemakers. Stay tuned as these projects grow and evolve throughout the semester.