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Ed Hardy Memorial Fund
Robert Moses Recording Studio
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Income Guidelines
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Theory Volunteer
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Smitty Band Challenge
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Use this form to let us know how the end of the semester looks for you and your students.
Your Name
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When is your last available day this semester?
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This is the last date that aligns with your normal lesson day.
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How will your students be wrapping up the semester?
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Progress Assessments are required for private lesson students unless they perform on one of the April or May Recitals or are exempted by a staff member. Common reasons for exemptions include: Late start in the semester, recent instrument change, learning difference accommodations...etc. The options for wrapping up the semester are: Progress Assessment, April Recital Performance, May Recital Performance or Exempt
They will be doing progress assessments
They will be playing a solo on the recital in April
I think they should be exempt from assessments
Each student will be doing something different (Ex: 1 = progress assessment and the other = recital)
They will be playing a solo on the recital in May
When would you like them to have their assessment (if applicable)?
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Any additional explanations, comments, issues...etc.
Explain the scenario for each student if needed...etc.
Thank you!
