Common use of Makeup Lessons Clause in Contracts

Makeup Lessons. | Due to the teacher's limited availability, makeup lessons cannot be guaranteed. However, ifanabsence arises due to unforeseen situationssuch as an accident or familyemergency andif the studentindicates adesire for a makeuplesson, the teacher will make aneffort to accommodate a makeup. Please be courteous to the teacher and fellow students by notifying the teacher at least 24 hours in advance regarding any known upcoming absences. If a student is contagiously ill but feels well enough to play or sing, having a lesson via Zoom or Facetime is a viable option in some cases. If a make-up is desired, the missed lesson must be scheduled that month. If a student is a “no-show” or has not provided 24-hour notice, the instructor is not obligated to make up the lesson and the student’s account will still be charged for that lesson. Discontinuing Lessons | Everystudent will stoptakinglessons at some point. Ideally, this decision is made thoughtfully with plenty of discussion between the teacher, parent, and student so that lessons can cease with a positive sense of closure. For this reason, the teacher asks for one month’s notice prior to discontinuing lessons. However, the teacher respects the student’s right to end lessons at any time. Note: At the discretion of the teacher, students may be asked to discontinue lessons at any time if they have unpaid tuition, an excess amount of absences/unprepared lessons, or if they show a lack of interest. Parent Participation | Parents are encouraged to be supportive and active participants in practice at home. Studio Events | Each year, the studio schedules a number of exciting events for private students and their parents. These events are provided at no extra cost. However, due to the pandemic, these recitals will be filmed individually and posted online as a virtual recital so friends and family can see what the student has been working on. This will also allow the student the experience of a recital in the absence of live performance opportunities. Communication | There are many great ways to stay informed regarding Ovation news and events! Emails: Please watch for Ovation emails, which will arrive in your email inbox. These emails keep parents/students in the loop and announce the dates of Ovation events. Be sure to add ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ to your contacts.

Makeup Lessons. | Due to the teacher's limited availability, makeup lessons cannot be guaranteed. However, ifanabsence if a student absence arises due to unforeseen situationssuch situations such as an accident or familyemergency andif family emergency and if the studentindicates adesire student indicates a desire for a makeuplessonmakeup lesson, the teacher will make aneffort an effort to accommodate a makeup. Makeup lessons are limited to three per year. Please be courteous to the teacher and fellow students by notifying the teacher at least 24 hours in advance regarding any known upcoming absences. If the roads are impassible due to weather or a student is contagiously ill but feels well enough to play or singplay, having a lesson via Zoom or Facetime Skype is a viable an option in some cases. If a make-up is desired, the missed lesson must be scheduled that month. If a student is a “no-show” or has not provided 24-hour notice, the instructor is not obligated to make up the lesson and the student’s account will still be charged for that lessonweek. Discontinuing Lessons | Everystudent will stoptakinglessons All students stop taking lesson at some point. Ideally, this decision is made thoughtfully with plenty of discussion between the teacher, parent, and student so that lessons can cease with a positive sense of closure. For this reason, the teacher asks for one month’s notice in writing prior to discontinuing lessons. However, the teacher respects the student’s right to end lessons at any timeis required. Note: At the discretion of the teacher, students may be asked to discontinue lessons at any time if they have unpaid tuition, an excess amount of absences/unprepared lessons, or if they show a lack of interestinterest or difficult attitude. Parent Participation | Parents ∙ Studio Classes: Studio Classes are encouraged provided during the school year for private students of similar ages/levels to be supportive promote student camaraderie and active participants in practice at hometo reinforce concepts taught during private lessons. Studio Events | Each yearClasses may include a theory segment, history segment, and/or a performance segment. With young private students, music & movement activities are also frequently included. With adult private students, there is a focus on piano literature, history and repertoire performance in a relaxed environment. ∙ Studio Recitals: Performing in a formal recital setting is an exciting opportunity for students to showcase their hard work and improvement over the studio schedules year in the presence of their family and friends. Recitals are held a number of exciting events times during the year. Consult the current studio calendar for private students and their parentsupcoming dates. ∙ Examinations: Students are welcome to participate in theory examinations and/or performance evaluations. These events are provided at no extra costopportunities require additional entry fees. However, due to Please contact the pandemic, these recitals will be filmed individually and posted online as a virtual recital so friends and family can see what the student has been working oninstructor for more information. This will also allow the student the experience of a recital in the absence of live performance opportunities. Communication | There are many great ways to stay informed regarding Ovation news and events! ∙ Studio Emails: Please watch for Ovation occasional emails. They may feature practice tips, which will arrive in your email inbox. These emails keep parents/students in the loop recognize student achievements, and announce the dates of Ovation studio events. Be sure to add Invoices are also sent via email. ∙ Studio Website: Visit ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ to your contactsfind teacher contact information, current studio policies and procedures, the studio calendar and much more.

Makeup Lessons. | Due to the teacher's limited availability, makeup lessons cannot be guaranteed. However, ifanabsence arises due to unforeseen situationssuch as an accident or familyemergency andif the studentindicates adesire for a makeuplesson, the teacher will make aneffort to accommodate a makeup. Please be courteous to the teacher and fellow students by notifying the teacher at least 24 hours in advance regarding any known upcoming absences. If a student is contagiously ill but feels well enough to play or sing, having a lesson via Zoom or Facetime is a viable option in some cases. If a make-up is desired, the missed lesson must be scheduled that month. If a student is a “no-show” or has not provided 24-hour notice, the instructor is not obligated to make up the lesson and the student’s account will still be charged for that lesson. Discontinuing Lessons | Everystudent will stoptakinglessons at some point. Ideally, this decision is made thoughtfully with plenty of discussion between the teacher, parent, and student so that lessons can cease with a positive sense of closure. For this reason, the teacher asks for one month’s notice prior to discontinuing lessons. However, the teacher respects the student’s right to end lessons at any time. Note: At the discretion of the teacher, students may be asked to discontinue lessons at any time if they have unpaid tuition, an excess amount of absences/unprepared lessons, or if they show a lack of interest. Parent Participation | Parents are encouraged to be supportive and active participants in practice at home. Studio Events | Each year, the studio schedules a number of exciting events for private students and their parents. These events are provided at no extra cost. HoweverAdditionally, due to community performances are encouraged throughout the pandemic, these recitals will be filmed individually year at senior homes and posted online as a virtual recital so friends and family can see what the student has been working on. This will also allow the student the experience of a recital in the absence of live performance opportunitiesother community events. Communication | There are many great ways to stay informed regarding Ovation news and events! Emails: Please watch for Ovation emails, which will arrive in your email inbox. These emails keep parents/students in the loop and announce the dates of Ovation events. Be sure to add ▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ to your contacts.