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Frequently Asked Workshop Questions

  • Do I have to attend every workshop? We hope you do attend every session, but illness and family vacations are a reality.

  • When does registration close? When we reach the maximum number, we will put your name on a waiting list.  Procrastinators will likely find they missed out on this summer's program. You can reserve a space by e-mailing  ruthasweet@cox.net  that your registration form and check is in the mail.

  • If I join the SDFSC by July 1, do I pay the non-member registration fee of $10?  You pay the $10 non-member registration fee unless you submit your membership application prior to May 31 which also allows us to waive the $10 Initiation fee (A total of $20). Please make a notation on the membership application that you are enrolling in the summer workshops.

  • Why is enrollment limited?  There is a maximum number of skaters that can be accommodated on the ice and effectively conduct the workshops.  We will establish a waiting list so we can substitute for missing skaters.

  • What happens if I am late for the on-ice part of a workshop? Try to be there on time, get your badge, and report to your color coded station. Remember, it may not be the same coach every time.

  • How will the on-ice activities be conducted? The format and content is being developed and will be posted in a few weeks.

  • Can I enroll in both summer workshops held at the SDIA and Kroc Rinks? Yes!
  
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