About Rebecca Pomeroy

Rebecca Pomeroy is an experienced music educator with a diverse background in music and education. She began as a voice student at the age of 5 singing in church and participating at the California State University of Los Angeles Performing Arts Conservatory. She expressed a strong interest in the violin and eventually began her studies at 32nd street Performing Arts Magnet School and was moved over to the CSULA Music Conservatory where she studied violin, viola, cello and music theory all while participating in several performing ensembles.

After High School she moved to Ellensburg, Washington and studied music and social science and Central Washington University.  She studied viola under Scott Hosfeld, cello under John Michel, and piano.  She participated in the university orchestra under the direction of Dr. Paul Elliot Cobbs.  With her Bachelor of Arts in tow she attended Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma Washington to complete her teacher preperatory program with endorsements in general music, instrumental music, vocal music, elementary education and social studies.

Ms. Pomeroy's strong interest in education led her to complete her Master of Science in educational leadership from Arkansas State University.  In addition to violin, viola, cello, string bass and piano, Ms. Pomeroy has completed methods requirements for teaching band instruments such as flute and clarinet.  She participated in string ensembles, and quartets performing during the holidays and at weddings.  However, her passion for performance is manifested in preparing her students for concerts; district, state and regional concerts and festivals.

Ms. Pomeroy taught music 17 years in Washington state and relocated to central Florida in 2023.