School Services Have a New Home!

Spectrum Creative Arts’ School Division has transitioned to Lumera Learning.

Beginning September 1, 2026, all school-based Music Therapy services and School Division operations previously provided through Spectrum Creative Arts are now being provided through Lumera Learning.

For the schools, students, educators, and districts we’ve had the privilege of working with over the years, this transition means a new name and organization, but the same commitment to exceptional school-based Music Therapy.

The school-based team you’ve come to know is now Lumera Learning, led by Noa Ferguson and our team of experienced school-based Music Therapists.

What happens to Spectrum Creative Arts?

Spectrum Creative Arts continues to serve our community as a clinic- and community-based resource. Spectrum’s clinic services, arts programming, classes, and community offerings will continue under the leadership of Megan Resig and Wade Richards.

Spectrum Creative Arts and Lumera Learning are now two separate organizations, each with its own focus and operations. While our paths are moving forward independently, we remain proud of the work that was built together and grateful for the many students, families, educators, and community partners who have been part of Spectrum’s story.

Looking for School-Based Music Therapy?

If you’re a school district administrator, educator, or family looking for information about school-based Music Therapy, please visit Lumera Learning to learn more about our services, team, and approach.

[Visit Lumera Learning at www.lumeralearning.com]

Lumera Learning provides school-based Music Therapy for PreK–12 students, including individual sessions, small groups, classroom groups, consultation, co-treatment, eligibility evaluations, Extended School Year services, and staff trainings.

We look forward to continuing this work with you, now under the Lumera Learning name.