Managing Director for the Pacific Northwest Region at Delta Air Lines Leads Fifth Lecture of Inspiring Possibilities Series
Pictured: Dr. Quinton Morris and Joan Wang in conversation on February 5, 2026 At Key to Change, we are committed to preparing our students for the future by expanding access to excellence through holistic programming. On February 5, 2026, our Renton studio welcomed Joan Wang, Managing Director for the Pacific Northwest Region at Delta Air […]
Key to Change Receives 4Culture’s Curiosity Pass Program Grant for $160,000
Pictured: Key to Change is a grantee of 4Culture’s Curiosity Pass Program Key to Change has been awarded a Curiosity Pass Cultural Education Grant from 4Culture. This two year grant supports youth serving organizations that expand learning opportunities in K-12 public schools across King County. The Curiosity Pass program invests in projects that increase access […]
Key to Change Student Soloists to Perform with Federal Way Symphony at Benaroya Hall
Pictured from top left to bottom right: Key to Change student soloists Ciku, Thomas, Laila, Avi, and Tyree Key to Change is proud to announce that five of our talented violin and viola students have been selected to perform as soloists at our Spring Salon Community Concert alongside the Federal Way Symphony on March 29 […]
Key to Change Expands Its Footprint in South King County to Serve Growing Student Community
Lessons Begin This Month at New Federal Way Studio Location Pictured: A map depicting both Key to Change studio locations in Renton and Federal Way Key to Change has expanded its footprint in South King County with the opening of a new teaching location serving middle and high school students in the Federal Way area. […]
Laila West Performs at Seattle University’s Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration
Pictured: Laila performed as a soloist at Seattle University on January 22, 2026 Last week, our talented violin student, Laila West, achieved another significant milestone by performing as a soloist at Seattle University’s annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemoration, hosted by the Office of Diversity & Inclusion on January 22, 2026. Laila performed the […]
Chief Global Affairs & Legal Officer of Amazon Leads Fourth Lecture of Inspiring Possibilities College and Career Readiness Series
David Zapolsky on Music, Leadership, and Expanding What is Possible Pictured: Dr. Quinton Morris and David Zapolsky engaged in conversation on January 15, 2026 When students see someone who once stood where they stand now, new possibilities begin to take shape. On January 15, 2026, that sense of possibility filled the room as Key to Change […]
A Residency Rooted in Shared Values: When School Ethics and Music Education Align
Pictured: Dr. Quinton Morris, Executive Director of Key to Change, Dr. Natasha Kubit, Music Instructor at Key to Change, and Paul Hogan, President of Cristo Rey Seattle Jesuit High School celebrating new music partnership. Cristo Rey Jesuit Seattle High School (CRJS) announced today that it has partnered with Key to Change (KTC), a nonprofit string […]
Our largest annual Holiday Concert yet brought the community together
Pictured: Key to Change fall term student performers at our Holiday Concert on December 20, 2025 Last Saturday, Key to Change hosted our annual Holiday Concert at our studio in Renton, and it was our greatest turnout yet! Our largest ever fall student cohort to date performed for a crowd of over a hundred people. […]
Thomas Luu makes second soloist debut
Thomas debuted with the Federal Way Symphony Orchestra on December 6, 2025 Thomas Luu, our violin student who made his solo debut with the Seattle Philharmonic Orchestra in October, achieved another significant milestone by performing with the Federal Way Symphony Orchestra. During last Saturday’s holiday concert, Thomas presented all three movements of Vivaldi’s Violin Concerto […]
Key to Change’s newest Composer-in-Residence featured in The Seattle Medium
Johnaye Kendrick is featured as our Composer-in-Residence for 2026-27 Key to Change Composer-in-Residence, Johnaye Kendrick, was featured on December 3, 2025 by The Seattle Medium. The Seattle Medium is an African-American founded paper that has been serving Seattle, Washington since 1970. In the piece, Dr. Quinton Morris and Johnaye both expressed their excitement for her […]
