These examples show how class listings can set clear expectations for families across different class types and schedules. They are intended as guidance rather than templates that must be followed exactly.
The examples are intended as guidance; teachers do not need to copy their wording or structure exactly. For information about class types, schedules, and requirements, see Class Policies: Class Types and Settings. For complete requirements, see our standards for class listings.
Fixed length course
Introduction to Basic Science
Recurring weekly classes
Let’s Write Paragraphs!
Leap into Creativity: A Frog Watercoloring Class
Live 1-on-1 class
Middle School Math Tutoring
Self-paced class
Introduction to French (ages 8-12)


