Why Group Class? 

A letter from a WRSS Suzuki Mom

This letter is primarily to parents starting out young students ages 4-7, but truly, any student can benefit from group class.

I am writing you as one Suzuki parent to another, but also as a former Suzuki student to urge you to sign your beginning child(ren) up for Saturday Group Class. At WRSS this means the “full registration.” 

Yes, that is indeed me there in the photo with the rad pink “Sally Jesse Raphael” glasses (if you’re on mobile, you’ll have to scroll down). I’m sorry if you are too young to get that SJR reference. It’s happening all too often these days.

Why am I writing you about this? Don’t worry, I am not a paid spokesperson, just a Suzuki kid all-grown-up who knows the lasting impact that group class made on me.

I know your family is busy, and I know that it’s an additional cost. So, why do I pay for the full registration and commit to driving clear across Northeast Ohio (and back) to add group class to all their other Saturday activities? 

Besides it being central to Shinichi Suzuki’s philosophy of learning to play, there are many other reasons to participate in (and maybe miss a soccer game or two for) group class.