Studio Policies

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Tardiness

How do you deal with lateness & tardiness ? I have a student who will show up 5, 10, sometimes even 15 minutes late. This last Friday he did a “no show”. So, I decided to write out a separate “policy” for this… due to…

Studio Policies and Student’s Vacation

Here is what’s in my policy regarding students’ vacations: There are two options available for your own vacation absences: 1-Paying tuition to reserve your regular time slot. 2-Discontinuing classes temporarily and re-enrolling with the appropriate level and available time slot. I would let them know…

Students Signing Agreements

Like at least some other teachers out there, I have a form in addition to the enrollment form that I ask people to sign when they enroll, expressing commitment/agreement to certain things. Also like at least some other teachers, I’ve had spots on those forms…

Student/Studio Communications

How do your communicate recitals, policies, vacations etc. to your parents? I send an average or 2-3 emails through constant contact a month, have a bulletin board with all upcoming dates and the current email that I sent. I also see parents in lessons and…

Sticking with Your Policies

I have a question – am I mean, or am I being taken advantage of, or is this simply ok? Group of 3 = mum and two girls, and a group of 1 = nana.   Big sister broke away from group of 3, now takes…

Refund Policy

I’ve been teaching about 5 years and have just had my first request for a refund. In the past people have always stopped lessons at a natural break (month end or summer) or have quietly dropped an email or phone message explaining the need to…

Should I Offer Make Up Lessons?

Exploring the possibility of giving (within limits) makeup classes, I looked in Simpedia saw a bit on the topic, but thought it worth bringing up here. If those teachers out there who *do* offer make ups in any way can either explain how you manage…

Make-up Lessons from an Economist’s Point of View

This has been posted on the Kindermusik loop and I’ve always thought it was well written. It’s something I have shared with my families. Perhaps some of you would like to do the same. Make-up Music Lessons from an Economist’s Point of View
 By Vicky…

Doing What I Ask

A few months ago, I instituted a policy acknowledgment form, which I require of all new enrollees, and which I will also require annually from all ongoing students. The forms asks students/coaches to review my current policies and sign indicating that they have reviewed them.…

Managing the Siblings of Students

I am getting ready to start a new shared lesson of two students. However, both parents have a total of 5 young children between them.  I don’t really having a waiting room… any ideas on how to handle that? I have an adjacent room with…