Crowden Music Center
Dan Meyers is an experienced educational leader currently serving as the Head of School at Crowden Music Center since July 2023. Prior roles include Head of Middle School at The Seven Hills School and Board Member at The Sage School from July 2020 to July 2023, and Assistant Head of School at The Ethel Walker School from July 2019 to July 2020. Dan also held the position of Associate Head of School at Mercy High School from July 2015 to July 2019 and Program Director for Speech & Debate at Presentation High School from August 2011 to June 2015. Dan's tenure at Stanford University involved directing the Lincoln-Douglas Debate program from 2008 to 2015, along with lab leadership roles at the University of Iowa and The Meadows School. Dan holds a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from Santa Clara University and a BA in History from UC Santa Barbara.
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Crowden Music Center
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The mission of the nonprofit Crowden Music Center is to combine music and education to nurture, develop, and inspire students of all ages, and to provide essential support to the musical life of the community. Founded in 1983 by Scottish violinist Anne Crowden, Crowden’s coeducational day school teaches a passion for music and for learning through an innovative curriculum with chamber music at the heart. For students in grades three through eight, The Crowden School uses chamber music in a remarkable way to enable students to become more expansive learners. The academic program is designed to help students achieve intellectual and emotional maturity through development of analytical and critical thinking. The comprehensive music program includes technique classes, chamber music coaching in large and small ensembles, and music history and theory. Curricula and school life are enriched by visiting professional artists from all over the world. Crowden serves as a vital community resource that provides the highest quality music education, training, and performance opportunities for students of all ages and skill levels. Community programs include private instrument lessons, early childhood music classes, group instrument instruction, Suzuki strings, chamber ensembles for youth and adults, summer camps, and the John Adams Young Composers Program. Our 1,400 aspiring music students of all ages come from 40 cities in eight counties throughout the Greater Bay Area, as well as a few from other states and countries. An important musical hub for the Bay Area, 8,000 individuals attend classes, workshops, rehearsals, concerts and other events on our historical landmark campus each year. www.crowden.org