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09 Sep

Minimizing Early Dropouts

by cconrad
in Finances, Marketing, Policies and Procedures, Program Development
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quitterYou can pick out the family within a few minutes of conversation — the kind who tells you they’re looking to “give piano/violin/dance/etc. a try”. They don’t give the impression of being overly-committed, and within a few months — when repertoire starts to become more challenging or when the exciting “newness” wears off, the student lose interests and asks to quit, which his parents are all to ready to let him do. You cringe when this happens, thinking of the spot he has taken up while students on your wait list have likely found other teachers in the meantime.

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04 Sep

Former Status Update

by cconrad
in Announcements
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UPDATE: The former status is now fixed! You will now be able to move students to the former status and retain PAST data. Future data will still be deleted when moving to former. The warning will still alert you that all information will be deleted. It reads as: “Moving this student to Former will delete all calendar events, student registration, comments and tasks. (Invoices are retained.) Are...

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02 Sep

September Studio of the Month – Jim Beaver’s School of Music

by cconrad
in Announcements
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SH: Tell us about your studio. Jim Beaver’s School of Music, located in beautiful Hendersonville, NC offers private and group classes for: Classic/Acoustic/Electric Guitar, Bass Guitar, Piano, Voice, Percussion and Drum Set, Ukulele, Dulcimer, Flute, Recorder, and strings instrument repair and maintenance. www.jimbeavermusic.com SH: What is your experience, and the style you teach? Our studio is staffed with instructors from all walks of musical life, from classically trained academics to weekend warriors. Our...

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30 Aug

The To-Do List

by admin
in Facilities, Program Development, Staff Management
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By Meridith Johnson As teachers, studio owners and managers and people on planet earth, it seems like there is a constant to-do list.  Seasons change, jobs change, people move and our live seem to be in a constant flux. Our studio has gown greatly in the number of students we’ve had, and we’ve expanded our capacity at our studio to reach to providing in-home lessons.  We have...

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30 Aug

Orienting Your Parents: Increasing the Chances of Music Lesson Success

by csmusic
in Program Development
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By Kate Powell There are some things that can be taken for granted. The color of the sky for instance or the fact that Chik-Fil-A will always be closed on Sundays… But there are other things that we are better off not taking for granted. One of them is how much our parents understand their responsibility in the music lesson environment, and another is that they have...

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