The next few months are going to be amazing at Firstlight. We’re going into our Fourth year with over 100 students currently enrolled! Already we are getting calls for students beginning to sign up for the 2009-2010 classes. So, we are expanding the school to have two rooms, another teacher, and 5 new classes for a total of 16.

We want classes full of students, and the very best way to get that is if people talk about their own experiences. So I’m hoping that you will tell folks about Firstlight. Everyone knows kids who love to draw and paint.

Here’s the good part. If you refer a new family, and they sign up for an art class for the year, you’ll get a month off from paying your own art class tuition*. That’s a $95 savings for EACH new student you refer. Find 9 new students and get the whole year free!

With 100 students enrolled last year, the art school is a resounding success! Praise God! Not only is it an important resource for the kids in this area, but also it’s great fun. I really love teaching kids who are so enthusiastic about art. The goal for the art school next year is to have a minimum of 125 students, and your help will be extremely valuable.

With our expanding student enrollements, it is up to you to bring the rererral to my attention and claim your free month.

Thank you,
Dennas Davis


*Ah, rules. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, here they are:
Basically, I’m giving a month’s tuition payment back for each art student you bring in. If you are already an art student family yourself, and refer a family that signs up 3 art students, or you refer 3 families with one student each, then you get 3 months off (of one art class tuition). If you bring in one student, you get one month off. It’s pretty simple. The considerations are: 1) it’s one discounted month, even if the new student takes more than one class, 2) There’s no limit of discounts per family, 3) The referal student must sign up for the rest of the school year and 4) the new student can’t have already contacted me about classes in any way. Offer good at least until the end of 2009 and probably longer. Void where prohibited, but since no one knows where that is, we don’t really care.