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SKULE.org is 501(c)(3) educational non-profit with a mission, and acronym, to Spread Knowledge Using Lyrics & Entertainment. We are a community of teachers, music artists, visual artists, and students who all have a common goal: Make Learning Fun. If you are a teacher or administrator and would like us to come to your school, either for an assembly performance or to make a video with your students and staff, please fill out the form on our partnerships page and we will get in touch with you! We are a group of selfless go-getters who will do whatever it takes to make sure your students get to have fun and learn! You can always email info@skule.org directly if you have any questions, concerns, or ideas!

Why We Do What We Do

There are many things competing for a kid’s attention. Our goal is to make learning so compelling that it “wins” the competition. This will eventually foster a natural sense of curiosity and inclination for students to view learning as a “fun” task – just like watching a movie or listening to music. The results would not just be an immediate boost in student outcomes, but a longer term mindset change. We strive for a society where adults value lifelong learning and have a thirst for knowledge.

SKULE.org is an extension of MC SKULE‘s earlier work in combining music with learning. It is run by a dedicated team committed to helping students learn. Check out the team biographies in the section below!

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The Team

Our Songs

 

Lucky For Math, That’s What I Like!

This Bruno Mars parody to “That’s What I Like” was made by Inspirational Educator Mr. Shah (aka “MC SKULE”)’s middle school math class at Voyageur Academy. It teaches about “Equations”, and how to solve them! Instrumental Track from Bruno Mar’s Original Song. Recording and Videography by Joe Vercellino of Voyageur Academy. Student singer: Maram Aljahmi

 

Feminism: The F Word

This song about gender equality was filmed in Toronto (our first international video!) and directed by well-known Bollywood director Rupan Bal. Written by MC SKULE and featuring IV Green, this video is our most viewed video to date, with over a million views.

99 Math Problems

This “Jay Z Parody” song, 99 Math Problems, by MC SKULE, Anna Hilliard, and IV Green, teaches students that anyone can be good at math if they put their mind (and some pie) to it. Tthe song was featured in NBC’s Local 4 News in Detroit! The song has received nearly half a million views on Facebook. It was featured on the homepage of the National Tutoring Association, and the Michigan Daily wrote an article about it. It is available here for a free download, or to support the cause in the process, you can buy it on iTunes for 99 cents (Get it, 99? coincidence? I think not!). Directed by Drake Whelton, Mixed and Mastered by Chuck Alkazian. 

Beyond Average

Here is MC SKULE‘s debut music video, Beyond Average. The song was released before SKULE.org was formed, through DiagKNOWstics Learning:

Come On And Read With Me!

Made with Crissman Elementary, this parody of “Shut Up and Dance With Me!” encourages students to read.  Fiction or non-fiction, reading makes us better people. Readers are Leaders!  Starring MC SKULE, Anna Hilliard, and IV Green. Creative Direction by Laura Hamrick. Videography by Drake Whelton. Music Production by Michael Dante. Mixing and Mastering by Chuck Alkazian.

Let’s Go Out and Vote

Here is the video for Let’s Go Out and Vote, featuring Marissa Bennett and JSR. The song teaches about the “Electoral College”, and was released before the 2016 presidential elections. The video received over a quarter million views on Facebook during its first week. It was featured on the homepage of the National Tutoring Association, and in an article in the Michigan Daily.

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To help fund the next music video, you can visit our Donation page. Thank you!

Contact

If you are a school or teacher and would like us to perform at your school or make a music video with you, please fill out an application form here.

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The best way to contact us is to email us at info@skule.org

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