F.A.Q.
FAQ
What are the class objectives?
● To introduce a student to a second language
● To promote a student’s awareness and appreciation of another culture
● To help a student discover cultural similarities and differences
● To enhance a student’s understanding of his or her native language
● To motivate a student to continue the study of a foreign language
How much can my child learn from weekly foreign language classes?
● Learning to speak a foreign language fluently requires several hundreds of hours
of study and should, therefore, be started in the elementary grades.
● Your child will receive an introduction to speaking in a second language during 3
terms of classes. We teach basic day-to-day phrases and sentences
What is the class size and make?
● Our minimum class size is 6-8 students, depending on location costs.
● Our maximum is 12-15, depending on classroom size.
● Classes are formed with students in compatible age and language experience groups.
What does a class cost?
● Each class costs between $29 and $35 multiplied by the number of
classes in a session, depending on costs associated with running the
class, with $35 being for groups of 3 or 4 students.
● There is also a registration/materials fee of $85 per school year. This is
often split between the 3 terms: $45/$20/$20
● A $100 non refundable class deposit should be sent at the time of
registration by Venmo @Jamie-Michaud (9909 for verification) or Zelle
Jamie.michaud@gmail.com
*If the class does not meet the minimum enrollment, the deposit will be
refunded
Can I start a new class?
Yes! If you have a group of 3 or more kids interested in starting a
semi-private class, please reach out to see if we can put you on the schedule
If you found a class with 6 or more kids we offer a referral discount of 25% for
your first term.
What if a student is disruptive?
Excessive misconduct is not tolerated. Culture Club has a three-step process to handle
a classroom behavior problem.
● Step 1: If a student is disruptive in the classroom, the disruption will be discussed
with the child.
● Step 2: If misconduct continues, the instructor or the Program Director will have a
second conversation with the child and the parent.
● Step 3: If disruptive behavior continues, the student will be dropped from the
class, the school will be notified, and tuition will not be reimbursed.