I think I know the answer is no but still asking. @Torie Warren Cataleya's mom wants to know if she can do drop ins for the k-pop class because she cannot afford to add it to her monthly tuition but Cataleya really likes the class and wants to be able to jump in some days.

This is a question for @Caleb Warren to decide answer on, pricing, eligibility for recital, etc Though if they are taking several classes weekly it's likely better if they just use this class as a makeup and then avoid the extra cost tbh

Hi, thanks for re-flagging this. I thought a lot about it and I would like to support this but I don't think that we can. Overall, I think it will just provide a bad experience for people who want to drop in. The only way I can think to support this would be to limit drop-ins to classes who have under say 10 students. Would not be eligible for our events and so on because who knows when they would show up. We can't let them attend high attendance classes because the class may be full the next time they come. And counting them towards the overall cap wouldn't make sense financially for us. And then on top of that we would probably need to charge more than the single class rate per class, considering they'd be able to basically bypass the built-in cost of holidays and so on.

This makes a lot of sense, In this case for her I will let her know we are unable to accommodate drop ins for the K-POP class due to it being over 10 students enrolled at this moment. Should I also say, "we haven't been able to offer drop-in classes yet at the studio but we are working on creating a drop-in system for families."? @Caleb Warren @Torie Warren

No, I don't think we are working on that anytime soon. It just doesn't fit into our model at this time unless Torie disagrees