Megan Stallings is an active music educator in the Northern Virginia area. She holds a Bachelor of Music in Instrumental Music Education and a Master of Music in Instrumental Conducting from George Mason University. During her time at George Mason, she studied wind band conducting with Dr. William L. Lake Jr. and Mark Camphouse, and oboe with Dr. Margaret Owens. 

She is in her 5th year of teaching for Loudoun County Public Schools and 1st year as the Director of Bands at Loudoun Valley High School. In this role, Megan directs the Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, and Marching Vikings. In addition to teaching band courses, she also teaches the combined-level guitar class and AP Music Theory. She also has experience teaching elementary music classes and adaptive music classes. In 2022, she charted a chapter of United Sound at Stone Bridge High School. 

As an active oboe/English horn player, she performs with the Capital Wind Symphony and formerly, the Fairfax Wind Symphony. The Capital Wind Symphony is widely regarded as one of the nation’s premier wind symphonies. Please click here to purchase tickets for upcoming CWS concerts and events. The FWS regularly performs in the Northern Virginia area, at the Virginia Music Educators Conference, and recently performed at the 2021 Midwest International Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago, Il. Additionally, she has subbed on oboe and English horn for the Loudoun Symphony Orchestra and for private lesson teachers in the area. Prior to her current position, Megan taught oboe lessons and sectionals across the Northern Virginia area.

Outside of music, Megan is the Head Coach of the Loudoun Valley Gymnastics Team. She also has experience coaching competition cheerleading and holds two Virginia High School League 6A state titles as an assistant coach for Battlefield High School.