Tuition & Enrollment:
$115 for a 10-week session (30 minute class)
$75 per additional class
$60 per 5-week session (Sundays only)
$15 Mandatory ISI Membership (Sept 10, 2010 - Sept 1, 2011)
Individual Class Fees:
$13 Drop-In fee for all classes
No refunds on any drop-in fees, drop-ins may be denied in full classes.
One free trial class per session, per person
Classes may be combined due to low enrollment in class.
Discounts:
50% off P&R student enrolling in regular 10-week program
30% off Free Learn To Skate students enrolling in
regular 10-week program
Checking in for Class:
Participants must always check in at the check in desk or box office and slide their card and receive a wrist band. Wrist bands must be presented at the skate counter to obtain rental skates and must be worn and visible at all times on the ice. Classes with less than three students may canceled or combined.
Refunds:
The Skating School Director must be informed by the end of the third week of the enrolled semester, if requesting a refund. A $10 cancellation fee plus the cost of any regularly scheduled classes taught prior to the refund request (whether attended or not) and any used public sessions, will be deducted from the refund amount. Refund requests submitted after the third week of classes will be accepted for medical reasons only. One must have a doctor’s note and are subject to management discretion. No credits, refunds make-ups or discounts from drop-ins and trial classes. Enrollments are no-transferable.
Pro-rated & partial classes:
Classes will be pro-rated only after the fifth week of the semester. If you register late and it is before the fifth week, full payment is required. You may make-up the classes you have missed in another class of your choice. Registration for additional classes after the initial registration will be pro-rated on a “per session” basis ant the full class price. If you are only skating for a portion of the 10-week session (due to scheduled vacation), you will be charged the drop-in fee of $13 per class.
1Q: What should my child wear to class?
A: Children should dress in warm, comfortable clothing with lightweight socks and gloves or mittens. Knit leggings, sweatpants, sweaters and sweatshirts are good choices. We highly recommend helmets for all children under the age of 6.
2Q: What are the class procedures?
A: We suggest arriving at least 30 minutes prior to the class start time. Skaters must always check in at the check-in desk or box office to receive a wrist band. This wrist band must be presented at the skate counter to obtain rental skates and must be worn and visible at all times while on the ice. All shoes will be left at the skate counter, when receiving skates.
3Q: How will I know how my child is doing in class?
A: Our qualified professional instructors evaluate you child during class and provide each skater with a homework card during the fifth week of class. Your may also talk to your child’s instructor before or after class regarding your child’s progress. On the last day of class all children will be given a certificate telling them what class they should enroll in for the next session. It is important that your child is in attendance for the testing week, so he or she can be evaluated. If your child misses the testing day, he or she will be asked to repeat their class until they are evaluated.
4Q: What if my child misses a class?
A: Participants are allowed up to a maximum of 3 make-up lessons for missed classes. Make-up lessons must be attended during the enrolled semester. No credit or refunds are offered for missed classes. We do not allow make-up lessons to be carried over into future semesters. To schedule a make-up class, check the current schedule for an appropriate class, then ask the check-in person for a make-up wrist band. The child MUST show the instructor the wrist band.
5Q: Should I buy my child his/her own skates?
A: Rental skates are included with your child’s tuition and are appropriate for beginning skaters. As skaters progress, they benefit from the comfort, support and consistency of their own skates. Ask your child’s professional instructor or inquire at the Pro Shop for a recommendation of skates based on your child’s level.
6Q: How often should my child practice?
A: We recommend skaters practice approximately 2 hours per week in addition to their regularly schedule class. Skaters should practice the skill they learned in their class.
7Q: What if I have more questions?
A: You may contact your child’s instructor or the Skating School Director with your questions, comments, or concerns. The Director’s contact information is: Jen Kohlenberger 714-422-1236 et 255 or jen@khsice.com