Registration Directions
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Registration
Please read entire page before registering.
Students are registered when when Mrs. Luiz confirms a seat has been secured and a deposit has been received.
Please note: Classes are designed to be year-long. If you know in advance that your child will not be attending both semesters, please inform Mrs. Luiz.
If classes fill up, a waiting list will be started and families will be informed of their child's status.
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Registration Procedure
Prior to tuition payment deadline date (see Scribe Tutorials Policy Sheet), you may reserve a spot in one of the classes by heading to the Classes page to register with a credit card or if you would like to pay by check, Venmo or Charter School, please register through the registration form. After submitting the registration form, you will receive an email with further instructions.
When registering with a credit card, you may pay in full at the time of registration or you may pay in 2 installments. Installment payments are due in August and January.
Please read and print out the Policy Sheet for your records.
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Special Instructions for Charter School Families
Mrs. Luiz will send you an invoice which you can submit to your charter school in order for them to generate a purchase order or voucher for each semester. She will send one in August for semester 1 and one in January for semester 2.
Your $50 deposit will be directly refunded to you upon receipt of semester 1 payment from the charter school or you may roll that deposit over for the next school year.
Dear Parents,
Thank you for your interest in a Scribe Tutorials class! My instruction is based on methodologies developed by the Institute for Excellence in Writing®. Students of all ages and stages have become successful, competent writers using these methods.
I meet with students for one ninety-minute class each week, teaching them proven writing strategies that remove the fear and frustration when putting pen to paper (or fingers to keyboard!) for any assignment.
However, your role is crucial to your child's success. Students need daily help and supervision from you. Working with your child, choosing alternate words and phrasing, checking that required elements are included, reading his/her work aloud and helping the student self-edit, even typing out papers while the student dictates is NOT "cheating." This is all part of the learning process. Help as much as needed, especially at first. When your child no longer needs your help, he/she will tell you.
Instruction happens in the classroom, but learning and practical application happen at home. You are an important key to your child’s success!
Registration for 2024-25
Dates: Continuing Families - Tuesday, April 2, 2024 and New Families - Wednesday, April 3, 2024