The musical therapy program at Salmon Arm Secondary got a big boost Tuesday. Thanks to donations from Variety The Children’s Charity, the school now has a new mobile recording studio that will be used to enhance the music therapy programming offered to students with cognitive disabilities at the high school.
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Salmon Arm Music therapy program gets new recording studio
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