Semester-Based Lessons

My semester-based lessons are designed to provide you with consistent, high-quality instruction throughout the spring, summer, and fall terms. Each semester is organized to help you develop your skills in a focused, progressive way with four lessons per month.

How It Works:

Semester Structure

• Each spring and fall semester lasts for approximately 16 to 18 weeks.

• Each summer semester last for 8 weeks

• Over the course of the semester, you’ll have four lessons each month—one lesson per week or as scheduled depending on your preferences.

• This structure ensures that lessons are spread out enough for you to absorb and practice what you’ve learned, but also consistent enough to make steady progress toward your artistic or musical goals.

• I align semester scheduling with Cobb County School breaks, allowing families their flexibility to travel and enjoy their time off from school.

• Registration opens up 6 weeks before the new semester. New students added mid-semester to be pro-rated during their starting month based on timing.

Rescheduling

• If you need to reschedule a lesson at any time, I am happy to work with you to find an alternative time within the same month. If a lesson is missed without prior notice, there may be a rescheduling fee or the lesson may be considered forfeited.

Tuition

• Tuition is due on the 1st of every month

• Tuition is the same price every month for the Spring and Fall Semesters (Sept-May). Lessons follow the studio calendar, which aligns with Cobb County Schools. Summer Tuition is charged per lesson.

  • Fall Semester includes 16 private lessons

  • Spring Semester includes 18 private lessons

  • Summer Lessons are $90/hour

• A $50 yearly enrollment fee is due for K-12 students every August. This covers rewards/incentives and supplemental materials. A one-time enrollment fee of $25 is invoiced to new families once they begin lessons.

• A 30-day notice is required to discontinue lessons.

• I accept a variety of payment options including: PayPal, Venmo, Check, or Credit Card.