THE MOZART MUSIC PROGRAM (TMMP)
REGISTRATION AND AGREEMENT
FOR DIVINE REDEEMER SUDENTS
This agreement outlines the terms and conditions of your child’s participation in The Mozart Music Program (TMMP), an outreach of Charleston International Music School.
ENROLLMENT
TMMP services are provided by mutual consent, and either party may terminate services at any time. If your child’s conduct, musical progress, or cooperation with TMMP teachers does not meet the program’s standards, TMMP leadership reserves the right to terminate the agreement with your child. If you cannot support your child’s progress within the program, you agree to withdraw your child quietly and orderly. No refund of the registration fee or used tuition will be provided if your child is withdrawn or asked to leave.
PRICING
Tuition is based on weekly classes of 60 minutes following the Divine Redeemer School Calendar.
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$140 a month.
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Tuition is due the first 5 days of the month and a $25 late fee will be applied if payment is not received 5 days after the monthly date.
How To Make Payments
Venmo: @Ruben-Camacho-10
Zelle: info@cimschool.org
Check to: CIMS
Cash: At the school office in an envelope with your child's name and month of payments.
No Make-up Classes
The Mozart Music group classes work like a school, for that reason we highly recommend that our parents not to miss classes. Regardless of any missed classes, payments must be made consistently each month.
Recital Fee
A $40 recital fee will be charged per student performing in a recital
Instruments
If you need a violin, you can always rent one from us or any store in town.
Discipline
You agree that discipline is necessary for your child’s education and commit to supporting the authority, philosophy, objectives, policies, and discipline of TMMP.
Practicing
Practice is essential for musical excellence. Parents must support and encourage their child’s practice routine, with the duration determined by the teacher based on the child’s age and level.
Emergency Procedures
In case of an emergency or serious illness, TMMP will attempt to contact you first. If you cannot be reached, TMMP has permission to make necessary arrangements for your child’s treatment. If the emergency is life-threatening and you cannot be reached, the attending physician has permission to act as needed, absolving TMMP of liability.
Liability
You waive and release TMMP from liability in the event of an accident, allergy-related incident, or serious illness. If TMMP cannot contact you and immediate action is required, TMMP may take whatever steps it deems necessary in its best judgment.
Parental Commitment
You commit to fostering a positive environment for all children in the program. Complaints must be addressed directly with the person involved, not shared with other parents or on social media. If unresolved, issues may be escalated to the TMMP Director. Should TMMP determine that your actions do not support a cooperative and committed relationship with the program, TMMP reserves the right to request the withdrawal of your child.
Agreement Changes
If there is an update to this contract TMMP will notify you. Admission to the program is a privilege, not a right. By selecting below, “I agree with the terms” you are to be bound by this contract.
Agreement
By selecting the “I agree with the terms” option at the bottom of the form, you affirm that you have read and understand the TMMP Parent/Student Contract and agree to ensure compliance with the policies stated herein.