writing your schedule

In response to a recent post asking for suggestions on spreadsheets and studio organization, I mentioned a free database software app I have used the past few years called “Airtable.” Airtable is a cloud-based database creator with really exciting possibilities, and the FREE version is…

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How do you all handle fall scheduling? We’ve always done it where they can pre-pay to hold a slot for fall in September (pre-payment is due in June). Those that pre-pay or continue at least four weeks in July/August get first choice in lessons and…

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