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Pick the size that sounds like your school. Each one shows what usually gets in the way and the room to open first.
Under 120 students
You or your head instructor answers the phone, usually between classes. Follow-up happens when there's a free minute.
Under 120 students
You or your head instructor answers the phone, usually between classes. Follow-up happens when there's a free minute.What usually holds a school this size back
The teaching gets your best hours, as it should. An inquiry that arrives during the kids' class waits until after, and by then the family has called the school down the road. This happens in every well-run school this size. It isn't a lack of care. There's one of you, and the mat comes first.
The room to open first
The Front DoorEvery inquiry you paid for gets an answer, even while you're teaching.
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120 to 200 students
Your front desk answers the phone and keeps the follow-up list, alongside everything else that walks through the door.
120 to 200 students
Your front desk answers the phone and keeps the follow-up list, alongside everything else that walks through the door.What usually holds a school this size back
New students keep coming in. The quieter problem is the ones drifting out. A student misses a week, then two, and nobody notices until the family asks to cancel. Every well-run school this size sees it, because the people who would notice are busy with the students standing in front of them.
The room to open first
The Family RoomThe student who's about to quit, flagged while it's still a phone call.
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Over 200 students
One person whose job it is answers the phone and runs follow-up. The school leans on their process every day.
Over 200 students
One person whose job it is answers the phone and runs follow-up. The school leans on their process every day.What usually holds a school this size back
At this size, the leaks hide in volume. A card expires and the draft fails quietly. One looks small on its own, and across hundreds of families they add up out of sight. It happens in every well-run school with this many families, because nobody can check every draft by hand.
The room to open first
The VaultFailed payments and expired cards, recovered before the money's gone.
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Not sure where you fit
Let your own answers place you
The Hidden Profits Scan asks about your billing and the families at your front desk, then shows where your school stands.