Our Mission
At the Long Island Music Conservatory Language Center, our mission is to provide a transformative language education experience, where the beauty of music converges with the power of language. We are dedicated to equipping learners with linguistic proficiency, cultural awareness, and a deep appreciation for the global tapestry of musical expression. Through personalized instruction, innovative methodologies, and a commitment to inclusivity, we aspire to empower individuals to communicate fluently in the language of music, fostering a lifelong journey of creativity, collaboration, and cross-cultural understanding."
Our Vision
As a beacon of excellence in language education within the realm of music, the Long Island Music Conservatory Language Center envisions a future where every learner emerges as a proficient communicator in the universal language of music. We strive to be a hub of artistic and linguistic brilliance, fostering an environment where diversity is celebrated, creativity flourishes, and individuals find their unique voice within the harmonies of global cultural exchange. Our vision is to be a catalyst for cultural understanding, paving the way for a world where the shared language of music unites hearts, transcending borders and fostering a community of lifelong learners and passionate musicians.
Meet Our Faculty
Teachers: All teachers are licensed New York State teacher from local school districts. Dr. Flaherty is a retired high school English teacher with 40-years of teaching experience from Manhasset High School and will be running the Elementary School and Middle School English classes. Dr. Flaherty is very experienced in helping students who's first language is not English. Many of her students who have worked with her from an early age have developed a strong English background and gone on to some of the top colleges including Stanford, Princeton, Harvard, and Yale. Mr. Romano, a recent retired high school AP English teacher from Jericho High School will be teaching the High School and TOEFL course. Mr. Romano's 30-years of experience teaching standardized tests like SAT, NYS high school English, and college level English at one of Long Island's top high schools has made him a very effective English teacher in preparing students for high school English and the TOEFL exam.
