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how registration works
*Past students have priority and register early
*Classes usually fill fast and we work on a first come first serve basis for any open spots. Just pay (by one method or another) as early as you can on registration day to get the best chance of getting in. I will refund anyone who can't get in.
*If need be there is also a waiting list and that can often be a way into the class you want.
*Wait lists do not carry over from session to session so you will need to register for each session.
*Don't hesitate to contact us to find out if there is space in a class.
*Sign up is done by hand one person at a time, please don't be surprised if you hear back from us later in the day as we hand place everyone into their classes.
*The WEBSITE does not rapidly update class spots available...that is also done by hand
*You can sign up for our mailing list on the top of our homepage or below.
*Classes usually fill fast and we work on a first come first serve basis for any open spots. Just pay (by one method or another) as early as you can on registration day to get the best chance of getting in. I will refund anyone who can't get in.
*If need be there is also a waiting list and that can often be a way into the class you want.
*Wait lists do not carry over from session to session so you will need to register for each session.
*Don't hesitate to contact us to find out if there is space in a class.
*Sign up is done by hand one person at a time, please don't be surprised if you hear back from us later in the day as we hand place everyone into their classes.
*The WEBSITE does not rapidly update class spots available...that is also done by hand
*You can sign up for our mailing list on the top of our homepage or below.
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Next session for Adults are the NOV/DEC clay classes
Article about the business in the Lydia Pinkham Building April 2021 in the Lynn Item Click this link to read all about The Clay School and our awesome students and fellow businesses.
Kirsten Bassion, owner of The Clay School and her pottery pieces
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