School Policies

Welcome to the School of Rock! We are excited to have you join our community and are looking forward to see you having fun rockin’ out! This document explains our policies on payment, lessons, and rehearsals, as well as other important terms & conditions. Please read it carefully, and let us know if you have any questions. This document, policies, terms & conditions may be updated from time-to-time without prior notice. Please ask our staff where to obtain the most recent version.

STUDENT INSTRUMENTS & EQUIPMENT POLICY
At School of Rock Vancouver, we understand that purchasing an instrument can be a big commitment—especially for beginners. There are no specific brands or models we require or endorse, and we encourage students and families to visit a local music store for guidance. In many cases, renting an instrument is a practical and cost-effective option, and is something we fully support—particularly for those just starting out. We believe that consistent at-home practice and proper preparation are essential to student progress. This policy outlines the recommended instruments and equipment for each program and instrument area.

For students enrolled in the Little Wing and Rookies programs, all instruments and materials are provided during class. Students in these programs are not required to bring any equipment from home.

For all other programs—including Rock 101, Performance, and Adult Programs—students are strongly encouraged to have their own instruments and necessary equipment to support their learning and at-home practice.

• GUITARISTS and BASSISTS should have their own instrument to both practice at home and bring to lessons and rehearsals. In addition, they should have guitar picks, a proper case for transport, a guitar strap, and a guitar cable. Students may also choose to have a small practice amplifier and/or headphones, though these are optional.
  
• DRUMMERS must bring their own drumsticks to each lesson and rehearsal. Beginner drummers only need a practice pad for developing rudiments and basic technique at home. Intermediate to advanced drummers are expected to have access to a drum kit—either electric or acoustic—for at-home practice.
  
• KEYBOARD students should have access to a piano or electric keyboard at home to ensure they can practice between lessons.
  
• VOCALISTS are recommended to have their own microphone, which they bring to lessons and rehearsals for hygiene reasons. However, the school can provide microphones if needed. If students choose to use a school-provided microphone, they are required to sanitize it before and after use.
  

Students who have questions about what and where to purchase or rent should speak directly with their private lesson instructor for guidance.

CODE OF CONDUCT
The School of Rock is more than a music school – we’re a community of musicians! We advocate diversity, inclusion, and creativity of expression in the positive context of learning and making music. Our staff is dedicated to maintaining a safe, fun, collaborative, educational, positive, and supportive community for students of all ages. As such, all students as well as guardians, parents and visitors must always adhere to the School of Rock Code of Conduct (which you signed when registering and is available on your School of Rock account website) while at the school or at shows and events. Abusive behaviour towards any member of our community including staff, instructors, fellow students, guests, audience members, other parents or guardians, or other violations of the code of conduct will not be tolerated, and may result in the cancellation of your or your child’s membership and lessons, including a ban from our facility and events, at the School of Rock Vancouver’s sole discretion.

FACILITY ACCESS & PARENT OBSERVATION
For the safety of all our students, only active School of Rock Vancouver students and staff are permitted to enter the facility beyond the lobby entrance. School of Rock does not have an observation area, and parents, family and friends must wait in the lobby during all lessons and rehearsals. Parents, family, or friends are not permitted to stay and observe lessons and/or rehearsals inside lesson and rehearsal rooms, or in the facility's hallways. In some cases, we may invite parents to view a class from the hallway for a short time, or during a tour or special events, and under staff supervision, however this is at School of Rock's sole discretion and not guaranteed in any way. All students must check-in and check-out when entering and leaving the facility. Failure to adhere to this policy may result in the cancellation of your or your child’s membership and lessons, including a ban from our facility and events, at the School of Rock Vancouver’s sole discretion.

OFF-PREMISE POLICY
To ensure the safety of our students, School of Rock requires that every student, of any age, remain on School of Rock premises unless accompanied by a parent or guardian including at pick up time. A parent or guardian may inform the Studio Manager or Studio Coordinator that an alternative person will be picking up the student on a case by case basis at or before drop off at the School of Rock premises.

For pick up, or end of lesson departures, a parent or guardian may grant School of Rock permission to allow their child 10 years of age or older, to leave School of Rock premises unaccompanied by the parent or guardian by signing an off-premise waiver. Students will not be allowed to leave the premises (including to take public transportation or walk to go home) unless a parent or guardian has provided the School of Rock a signed copy of this waiver.

STUDENT PICKUP
Parents and guardians must come into the facility to pick up their child. School of Rock is unable to send any students out of the facility to meet their parent on the street unless an Off-Premise Waiver has been signed. Students under the age of 10 must always be picked up by a parent or guardian from the interior lobby area.

MEMERSHIP SUBSCRIPTION
Please note that you are signing up for a monthly membership, and not for any individual lessons, rehearsals or other services. Each membership plan offers a different level of access and benefits, with the exception of seasonal camps, events and workshops which are one time payment.

Little Wing Program

• One group class visit per week*
• Exclusive discounts with participating partners and events

Rookies Program

• One group class visit per week*
• Exclusive discounts with participating partners and events

Rock 101 Program

• One private lesson visit per week*
• One group rehearsal visit per week*
• Access to lesson rooms to practice between 1pm – 3pm on Weekdays, or other times when rooms are not in use and available. (Subject to availability, and not guaranteed.)
• Exclusive discounts with participating partners and events

Performance Program

• One private lesson visit per week*
• One group rehearsal visit per week*
• Access to lesson rooms to practice between 1pm – 4pm on Weekdays, when rooms are not in use and available. (Subject to availability, and not guaranteed. No pre-booking)
• Exclusive discounts with participating partners and events

Adult Program

• One private lesson visit per week*
• One group rehearsal visit per week*
• Access to lesson rooms to practice between 1pm – 4pm on Weekdays, when rooms are not in use and available. (Subject to availability, and not guaranteed. No pre-booking)
• Exclusive discounts with participating partners and events

*Excluding selected statutory holidays and closures for school Prep Week. See the "HOLIDAY, ADMINISTRATIVE CLOSURES & EXTENDED MONTHS" section below.


ADDITIONAL FEES
The School of Rock Vancouver may charge additional fees for all performances and shows. These fees help offset any costs associate with venue rentals, staging, equipment and crew expenses - that help provide students with the best Rock n’ Roll stage experience possible!

MEMERSHIP FEES & PAYMENT
School of Rock payments are processed by pre-authorized credit card (Visa & Mastercard only) billed on the first of each month. We do not accept cash payments. Other than your first and last months (depending on start date / end date), membership fees are not prorated for any reason including missed lessons. Payment for your first month is due on the day you start your membership with School of Rock.

Payment in full is due by the first lesson or rehearsal of each month in order to attend and have continued access to the facility. If you are unable to pay the full amount, please contact our office to discuss payment plan options and related fees. All payments must be made by credit card (VISA or MasterCard) only. We do not accept payments by cash or cheque.

When you sign up for services at School of Rock, you agree to have your credit card automatically charged each month with the credit card you have provided and on-file within our payment system. Please contact us to make changes to or update your credit card when they expire or are cancelled for any reason. In the event that your card is declined, we will contact you to discuss your account. If payment is not received by the first lesson or rehearsal of each month, your membership and scheduled lessons, rehearsals or other services will be suspended until such time as your account has been settled and in good standing. If your account is more than one week past-due, your membership and any scheduled lessons, classes or rehearsals will be cancelled.


MEMBERSHIP CANCELLATIONS
Please see the Cancellation Policy section for additional details. Should you choose to cancel your membership, you will be immediately removed from any upcoming shows and your parts will be re-cast to another student. While you may still attend rehearsals until the end of your membership term, there may not be a part for you to play if another student has replaced you.

School of Rock does not offer temporary holds on memberships, lesson time slots, or rehearsal / group cast positions, and once cancelled all member benefits will be terminated at the end of the membership term in accordance with the cancellation policy, and lesson time slots and cast positions forfeited and made available to other students immediately. Should you choose to return following a cancellation, you will need to re-apply for membership and pay any associated registration fees again.


MEMBERSHIP CHANGES
If you need to change your membership in any way, including but not limited to; cancellation, switching programs, adding lessons for additional instruments, please contact our office by phone or email.


CANCELLATION POLICY
While we really hope that everyone has a great experience at School of Rock, we completely understand that sometimes it isn’t the right fit, or other things happen. Don’t worry, you can cancel anytime! However, 30 days written notice is required if you wish to discontinue membership, lessons, or other services for any reason. You will only be billed for up to a maximum of 30 days from the date we receive your written request to cancel, so if you cancel mid-month, your next invoice will be prorated for the difference remaining. For example, if you have 10 days left on your current month, you will be billed a prorated amount for the remaining 20 days leading up to cancellation. Of course, your membership, lessons and rehearsals will continue during the cancellation period, and your access and services will terminate 30 days from the day you provided notice in writing.

Please note that if once you provide notice of cancellation, and then change your mind and would like to continue lessons and rehearsals, we are unable to guarantee that you will be able to be scheduled in the same lesson and rehearsal times, or instructor after the 30 day cancellation period is over.

TRIAL LESSONS & CANCELLATIONS
Only one free trial lesson pass is provided per customer. Free trial lessons cannot be re-scheduled for any reason. In the event that you are unable to make it to your free trial lesson and need to cancel, you will forfeit your free trial pass. While we do not provide make-ups or re-scheduling of free trial lessons, we are more than happy to provide you with a tour of our facilities at another time. In the event that your free lesson pass has been forfeited, and you would still like a trial lesson prior to enrolling into our programs, we may be able to offer you a paid trail lesson. Payment must be received at the time of booking in order to secure your paid trial lesson.

REFUND POLICY
School of Rock does not provide full or partial refunds for membership, lesson, rehearsal or other services including registration fees. Refunds and/or credits are not provided for missed classes, rehearsals or other services, including lessons or rehearsals that are cancelled due to statutory holiday closures, or school prep week or administrative closures.

Merchandise that is in new / un-used condition with original packaging may be returned or exchanged within 30 days from purchase with an original purchase receipt, or record of the purchase within your School of Rock account. Refunds must be made to the same credit card that the purchase was made. No refunds are provided for gift-cards. Gift card balances are not refundable or convertible to cash.

All Earaser, ear-plugs, or personal-use related products are final sale for health and hygiene reasons.

ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
School of Rock offers group-based programs similar to team sports and dance or performance groups. Each student is expected to attend all lessons and rehearsals for the duration of their membership. Of course, there are times when students will fall ill or will be away travelling for an extended period of time. During these absences, students are expected to continue to practice on their own time in order to keep up with the rest of the group.


EXCESSIVE ABSENSES
In the event that a student has missed a significant amount of lessons and/or rehearsals, the student may be removed from songs in upcoming shows and their parts re-cast to another student. In order to participate in upcoming shows, students are required to attend and fully participate in lessons and rehearsals, and have a plan in place to make up for missed time or to help continue their music development while away. In the rare circumstance that a student has been absent for more than three consecutive rehearsals, or continues to be absent for lessons and/or rehearsals after receiving notice from the school, School of Rock may terminate the student’s enrollment and membership effective immediately. In the case that a student is dismissed and membership cancelled due to excessive absences, no make-up classes, credits or refunds will be provided.


EXTENDED ABSCENSES & VACATIONS
If you will be away for an extended period, please communicate with our Studio Coordinator at least one month in advance in order to pre-schedule any make-up classes, and to coordinate what to practice while away with your instructor. Please note that School of Rock does not provide any refunds, credits, discounts, or proration of membership fees for any missed lessons or rehearsals, including Little Wing or Rookies classes, regardless of the reason.


LESSON CANCELLATIONS
If you or your child is unable to attend a regularly scheduled lesson, please contact us a minimum of 24 hours in advance to cancel your lesson. No refunds or credits are provided for cancelled lessons, however if you provide sufficient advanced notice, you may have the option to re-schedule your cancelled lesson, depending on your instructor’s schedule and lesson room availability. Group rehearsals including Little Wing and Rookies classes are not eligible for re-scheduling or makeups. Please note that make-up and/or re-scheduled lessons are not guaranteed and are subject to the following terms and conditions and makeup lesson policy below.

School of Rock does not offer prorated fees or bill adjustments of any kind for missed or cancelled lessons, classes or rehearsals. Enrollment in any classes or lessons is provided as a membership based service with monthly fees. Please see the Refund Policy for additional information.

Important: All lesson cancellations or re-scheduling must be coordinated through the front desk and not directly with your instructor. Instructors are unable to verify eligibility and availability of make-up lessons, and all schedule changes must be reflected directly in your School of Rock account in advance.

MAKEUP LESSONS
Makeup lessons are not guaranteed and subject to instructor and lesson room availability. Only private lessons are eligible for makeup lessons subject to the following terms. No makeup lessons, credits, or refunds are provided for any group lessons or rehearsals. If you are eligible for a makeup lesson, a makeup lesson pass will be added to your account and expire in 2 months from the issue date. You must schedule and use your available makeup lesson pass within this two month window, otherwise the makeup pass expires and is no longer available to you. Makeup passes cannot be extended beyond two months for any reason. Make up lessons cannot be banked in lieu of a monthly payment. For example, if your child has 4 makeup lessons you cannot use those for a “free” month of lessons. All makeup lessons must be scheduled while you or your child is currently enrolled, and expire once you cancel your membership, lessons or other services. If you are not currently enrolled you cannot use make up lessons.

Several of our teachers, especially those with very full schedules, have no regular openings in their schedules, so it may not be possible to get a makeup lesson with your child’s regular instructor. In that case, we will suggest an alternate instructor or substitute. If an instructor with a full schedule cancels lessons due to illness, they may offer makeup lessons on a day they don’t normally teach. Your child can also have their make up lesson on a different instrument. This gives them an opportunity to try out different instruments, or get help on another instrument they are cast on.

MAKEUP LESSON CANCELLATIONS
Once scheduled, a makeup lesson can not be cancelled or re-scheduled. If you miss or cancel your makeup lesson, you then forfeit your makeup lesson and the visit will be deducted from your pass.


MISSED LESSON POLICY
If a lesson is canceled by School of Rock for any reason (e.g. teacher illness, inclement weather), We will provide a make-up lesson at no additional cost. Due to scheduling constraints, the make-up lesson may or may not occur on the same day of the week as your typical lesson, or may be held remotely at School of Rock's discretion. In the event you are unable to attend a lesson for your own reason, School of Rock will make efforts to arrange for a make-up lesson, provided, however, that you notify the Studio Coordinator of your expected absence at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled lesson. Due to scheduling constraints, the make-up lesson may or may not occur on the same day of the week as your typical lesson, and may or may not be given by your regular instructor. If you fail to show up for your lesson or notify the Studio Coordinator or Manager less than 24 hours prior to the scheduled lesson, you will not be eligible for a make-up lesson.

REMOTE LESSON POLICY
School of Rock Vancouver is an in-person music education program, and we do not offer online lessons as part of our regular programming. Our curriculum is designed around in-person instruction and group collaboration, which are essential to the success of our performance-based approach. In certain cases, such as illness or unexpected scheduling conflicts, students may request a remote lesson using our proprietary app and platform. This option is intended only as a short-term solution and is not designed for regular or ongoing use. Rehearsals and group programs are not available for remote participation under any circumstances. Excessive use of remote lessons may result in the option being revoked at the sole discretion of School of Rock Vancouver’s management team. All requests for remote lessons are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

We strongly encourage all students to attend their lessons and rehearsals in person to gain the full benefit of the program and maintain consistent progress in their musical development.

HOLIDAY, ADMINISTRATIVE CLOSURES & EXTENDED MONTHS
Please note that School of Rock is closed on selected Federal and Provincial Statutory Holidays, and no make-up lessons or refunds are provided for lessons that fall on these days. However, some months may be five weeks long, and we do not charge any additional fees for extra lessons or rehearsals that fall on those months. Please check https://vancouver-sor.pike13.com/pages/holiday-schedule to see a list of upcoming holiday opening or closures.

School of Rock may be closed for up to one week on selected months which are five weeks long, for staff professional development and training, and school maintenance - referred to as "Prep Week". No make-up lessons or refunds are provided for lessons, rehearsals, or classes that fall on days for which the school is closed for these reasons. However, School of Rock will provide a minimum of 4 lessons and rehearsals per month, or 4 Little Wing or Rookies classes per month, and will not close the school for these reasons on months that are not five weeks in length.

LESSONS & REHEARSALS ON SHOW DAYS
Private lessons and group rehearsals for Little Wing, Rookies, Rock 101, Performance and Adult students will be cancelled on the day of all seasonal shows which occur approximately every four months. Since all students are expected to be participating, the seasonal shows are considered in lieu of lessons and rehearsals and part of the overall School of Rock experience. No makeup lessons, credits or refunds are provided for cancelled classes on show days.

SEVERE WEATHER CLOSURES
Should the School of Rock be forced to closed due to severe weather or other unexpected emergencies, make-up lessons will be provided at no additional charge. Rehearsals may not be re-scheduled, depending on the circumstances and impact to the overall schedule and room availability. Shows and events typically will not be re-scheduled.

SUBSTITUTE INSTRUCTORS
All of our instructors are working musicians who tour, record, and gig, and just like all of us, occasionally get sick. This means that your child may have a substitute once in a while for their lessons. All substitutes are employees of School of Rock who have been background checked and have completed our mandatory safety training, and are highly qualified to teach the instrument for which they are substituting. Additionally, substitute instructors will review each student’s instructor’s notes that lets them know where things were left off during the previous lesson, helping them understand what should be worked on during the substitute lesson.

We also often use instructors who teach lessons on other days as substitutes. If the instructor knows far enough in advance that they will be gone for a student’s lesson, they will inform their students. However, occasionally we need to arrange a substitute at the last minute. In that case, we will let your child know when they come in for their lesson that they have a substitute that day.

INSTRUCTOR SELECTION & PLACEMENT
Please note that School of Rock Vancouver does not guarantee placement with any specific instructor and reserves the right to change instructors at any time without prior notice. Instructors will be assigned according to the student’s skill level, age, and schedule at School of Rock’s sole discretion. You may request a specific instructor, however we are unable to guarantee that the instructor will be available for your lesson times currently or for continued lessons in the future, since they are professional musicians that may travel for shows periodically. However, please note that all School of Rock instructors have undergone a background check, code of conduct and safety training, and will only be placed with students that are at the appropriate skill level for that instructor.

IMPORTANT EMAILS
We will be sending regular communication to all students and parents by email, including important information about billing, your account, upcoming show sign-ups, new programs, camps, rehearsals, school closures, shows and more. Please make sure that we have an accurate email address for everyone on your account who needs to stay informed.

Emails will be sent from vancouver@schoolofrock.com. Please DO NOT opt-out or un-subscribe from our email list, otherwise you may miss important information and communication. Once you un-subscribe, we are unable to re-add that email address, and you will have to provide a different email address to use. School of Rock Vancouver is not responsible for any missed or mis-directed communication.

COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Instructors will be communicating with you and/or your child through your School of Rock account (Pike13) and the School of Rock Method App. Please note that instructors have limited time in between students to speak with parents, however if you’d like to speak with your child’s instructor, please inform the front desk and they will let your instructor know to meet you briefly after your child’s lesson. Instructors are not available to speak with or email with students and/or parents outside of their scheduled class or lesson time. We do not provide instructor’s emails or phone numbers for any reason.

If you have any questions or concerns about your child’s lessons, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Music Director, Al MacInnes at amacinnes@schoolofrock.com or by calling 778-561-4261 anytime!


SHOW COMMUNICATION
We communicate all crucial show information by email, as well as through notices and posters at the school facility. Please make sure you check your email from us regularly. Do not opt-out or un-subscribe from School of Rock email, otherwise you may miss important school information and notices. It is the responsibility of parents and students to stay on top of required information regarding show logistics.

SCHOOL OF ROCK ACCOUNT
When you sign up for programs, you will receive access to your School of Rock account (Pike13) where you will be able to view bills, upcoming lesson and rehearsal schedules, update your contact information and payment methods, as well as view school policies and the code of conduct. Check your email for a welcome letter with directions on claiming your online account. If you didn’t receive a welcome email, please check your spam / junk-mail folder, or call us if you have any questions or need help accessing your account.

METHOD APP
Make sure to download the School of Rock Method App from your mobile device or computer before you start your first class! Your instructor will assign specific practice assignments weekly which you or your child are expected to complete before the following lesson. This helps you keep track of practice habits, as well as have specific goals on what should be practiced and/or learned each week.

Use of the app is mandatory for all students with one-on-one lessons. Method-App access begins on the first day of lessons or rehearsals, and is terminated upon cancellation of your membership, lessons or other services. If you have any questions about accessing or using the app, please contact us or see the front desk.

CASTING
Students will be cast in a show and then, a week or two later, cast in 1-2 songs to start. We send initial show casting by email, but we do not send emails with individual song casting. Song castings will also be posted in the School of Rock student notice board, and you can always ask the front desk which songs your child has been cast in.

We strive for well-balanced shows where all of our students are challenged and get equal opportunity for parts. Please understand that factors such as attendance at rehearsals, behavior at rehearsals, and preparation/practice for rehearsals can affect the number of songs a student is cast on. The School of Rock method is merit based. While a show’s first casting is as equitable as possible, in subsequent castings we reward commitment, hard work, and steady improvement.

We know many students have talents beyond the instruments they study at School of Rock. We do our best to encourage (and show off) all of our students’ abilities! However, students who take lessons on a specific instrument at School of Rock get priority casting on that instrument in shows. Students are guaranteed to be cast ONLY for instruments on which they take lessons at SOR, and depending on the size and makeup of the show’s cast, we may not be able to accommodate students who wish to perform on an instrument (including vocals) that they do not study at SOR.

CASTING POLICY FOR STUDENTS ENROLLED IN ADDITIONAL LESSONS
School of Rock Vancouver encourages students to explore multiple instruments as part of their musical development. While students are welcome to enroll in additional private lessons outside of their primary instrument, casting in shows is based on a clear set of priorities designed to ensure fairness and the integrity of our performance programs.

Students will always receive casting priority for roles related to their primary instrument—the instrument for which they are enrolled in both private lessons and a corresponding rehearsal program. Enrolling in additional lessons on a different instrument does not guarantee that a student will be cast in any songs on that instrument. Students taking secondary lessons may be considered for casting on their additional instrument only if there is space available in the rehearsal group. For example, if a group does not currently have a vocalist, a student taking additional vocal lessons may be offered an opportunity to fill that role.

If another student joins the group whose primary instrument is the same, the student taking additional lessons may be required to step down from that role. Priority will always be given to students studying that instrument as their primary focus. The only way to guarantee a performance opportunity on an additional instrument is to enroll in a separate rehearsal program specifically dedicated to that instrument.

All casting and placement decisions are at the sole discretion of the Rehearsal Director and the school’s Music Director. These decisions are final and based on the needs of the group, student readiness and educational needs, instrumentation balance, and overall show quality. This policy ensures a fair and consistent approach while still providing students the flexibility to expand their musical skills.

REHEARSALS
Students are expected to show up at their rehearsals prepared and showing weekly progress they’ve made by working on their songs at home and with their instructors. Show Directors may cast a student in additional songs only if they have their initial songs performance ready. If a student is continually unprepared on a certain song, and the Show Director has talked to the student and the student’s instructor about the song to make sure it is in their ability to play, the Show Director reserves the right to cast another student on the song.

REHEARSAL ABSENCES (missed, late arrival, early departure)
If your child will be arriving late, leaving early, or missing a rehearsal, please contact our front desk staff and let us know in advance if possible. This helps our Show Directors run their rehearsals efficiently.

Please note that excessive missed rehearsals may result in fewer songs overall, or may result in songs being re-cast. Remember that for every song your child is cast in, there are several more kids in the same song. It is simply not fair to other kids to have to continually postpone running that song during rehearsals.

MEDIA RELEASE POLICY
Because our programs at School of Rock Vancouver are performance-based, a signed media release is required for all participants as a condition of enrollment and ongoing involvement. Students regularly take part in group rehearsals, concerts, and events where photos, videos, and audio recordings may be captured. These materials help us celebrate our community, highlight student achievements, and promote our programs through internal communications, social media, local news coverage, and other platforms. Since it's not possible to guarantee that any one individual can be fully excluded from group media, having a signed media release ensures consistency, fairness, and transparency for everyone involved. If a participant chooses not to provide media consent, or decides to revoke it during the course of enrollment, their participation in School of Rock programs will unfortunately need to end at that time, as per the waiver signed during enrollment.

PRIVACY POLICY

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“Personal information” is personally identifiable information such as a name, a company name, and address, an e-mail address, and also includes recorded feedback and comments.

A & M Rock Education Inc. dba “School of Rock Vancouver” (“we”, “us” or “School of Rock”) collects and uses personal information of School of Rock’s users (“Users” or “you”) primarily for the purpose of communicating with respect to your agreement to participate in our programs and providing you with information related to School of Rock’s other services.
School of Rock may also contact our Users from time to time to conduct customer satisfaction surveys in an effort to continually improve our service offerings. Unless our Users specifically authorize us to release their personal information, or release is required or permitted by law, and except with respect to School of Rock, LLC (the “Franchisor”), School of Rock will not sell, lease or trade its Users’ personal information to other third parties.

The Franchisor is the data controller for personal information received through the School of Rock website and those of its franchises as well as personal information collected when you visit a location in person. The collection and handling of such personal information is governed by the Franchisor’s privacy policy, which can be found at https://www.schoolofrock.com/privacy-policy.

School of Rock may independently collect certain personal information; for example, at local events or through forms or applications used outside of the Franchisor’s core systems. This may include information submitted via an iPad kiosk, third-party applications, or platforms such as Monday.com, as well as other forms hosted on websites such as http://sorockvan.com/bursary and http://sorockvan.com/intake. School of Rock is committed to controlling the collection, use and disclosure of the personal information it gathers in accordance with applicable law.

Subject to legal and contractual requirements, you can refuse to consent to our collection, use or disclosure of information about you. You may also withdraw your consent to any further collection, use or disclosure of your personal information at anytime by giving us reasonable notice. If our intended disclosures or uses of information change, we will notify our Users accordingly.