Apple is expanding its partnership with the Save The Music Foundation to support music education in public schools across the United States, with plans to bring programs to nearly 50 additional schools and provide instruments and technology that help students create and learn music.
According to the announcement, Apple CEO Tim Cook said, “We’re thrilled to be expanding our partnership with Save the Music,” adding that the effort will bring music education to more students.
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The partnership focuses on giving schools the tools they need, including instruments and Apple devices, while helping students explore creativity through music in a structured learning environment.
Cook also visited a New York school where students used iPad, Apple Pencil, and AirPods Max, showing how “music education” connects with modern technology in classrooms.
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