Founded in 1994, The American Children of SCORE has performed in Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Maryland, at the Kennedy Center and the MCI Center in Washington, D.C. and throughout Virginia.

	SCORE Co-founder Lynne Tobin directing the Children of SCORE in Savannah. (more info about the Founders)

The group is patterned after a similar group in Savannah, Georgia, which Artistic Director John Krumich co-founded with Lynne Tobin in 1989. SCORE has collaborated with symphony orchestras; adult choral groups including a performance of Orff's Carmina Burana; the well-known Irish folk group, Celtic Thunder; the East Coast Bluegrass Band; and SCORE groups from other parts of the country. SCORE has premiered SAINT WENCESLAS, an original musical drama by Krumich and has collaborated with an opera company in the production of YONDER MOUNTAIN, an original Appalachian folk opera by the artistic director.

In 1998, SCORE released its first compact disc entitled "My Singing Bird." In June 2001, SCORE, in collaboration with Opera Theatre of Northern Virginia, presented YOUNDER MOUNTAIN, an Appalachian folk opera by John Krumich. SCORE's second CD was released in November, 2001.

More information about the Founders of SCORE

Help us continue our work!

All donations, large and small, are tax-deductible, and will help the organization grow in its mission. The American Children of SCORE is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, equal opportunity cultural organization. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, or gender.

Contributions can be sent to:

The American Children of SCORE, Inc.
Post Office Box 3423
8031 Great Run Lane
Warrenton, Virginia 20188

If you'd like to discuss making a gift or contribution to SCORE, call Betsy Porter at 540-428-2313.