Frequently Asked Questions
Are the classes recorded in case I miss a class?
Yes, all classes are recorded. Your teacher will give you directions on how to access the recordings via email the week before or the week after class begins.
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What is your refund policy?
Full refunds are not possible, so please prayerfully consider the choice before paying. If something comes up and you are not able to attend the class you have purchased, please consider switching to another session of the same class, or ask the teacher to be put on a waitlist should another session become available. Second, consider doing the class using the class recordings. You may be able to switch to another class taught by the same teacher, email the teacher to inquire about that.
If you need to withdraw and the above options are not possible, the tuition may be refunded by the teacher. The part of the payment that is the "registration fee" is not refundable. That portion is $80 if you paid for a full year or $50 if you paid for one semester. No refunds are made after the first week of the class.
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Are you a part of a Charter School or State Funding Programs?
No, we don't participate as a charter school or receive funding from any government programs, but we can give you the information you need to get reimbursed if you need assistance. Many of our students have be reiumbursed from Florida and other states.
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Do I pay a registration fee?
The registration fee is included in the payments.​ If you pay for the year in full, you pay an $80 registration fee as a part of that payment. If you pay per semester, you'll pay a $50 registration fee per semester. These fees are non-refundable. The tuition is transferable to another class. Tuition refund is not possible after the first week of class. After the first class, there are no refunds, only transfers.
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Do you offer scholarships?
Yes, we can work with families who are facing difficult circumstances. Please email Courtney@delightfulartco.com and ask for a scholarship application or schedule a Zoom meeting to discuss.
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Do you offer internships?
Yes. Our interns are 18 or older and have completed, Paint Your Way Through Art History and one additional Delightful Art Co. class and/or art retreat. There are a variety of intern positions in book illustration, graphic design, social media, and assistant teaching. Most interns work remotely, meeting online via Zoom as needed. We aim to give interns work experiences based on their talents and interests to help them decide what professional route they may want to pursue. If you are interested, please email Courtney at Courtney@delightfulartco.com
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Where do I get a supply list?
Supply lists are at the bottom of the class info page. Your teacher can answer any questions you may have about supplies. You are welcome to substitute art supplies and use what you already have. If you don't see the supply list, email your teacher and ask for one to be emailed to you.
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Where do I get the Zoom link for the live class?
The Zoom link will be in your confirmation email that automatically arrives after you've paid for the class. It will be emailed to you from your teacher shortly before the first class. Please check your Junk Mail Folder for that email with the zoom link.
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How do I register for a class?
Go to the class info page and click the red button that has the day and time on it. That will take you to the check out page. (The shop link at the top of the website will take you to our shop where we sell books.)
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Are the times East Coast Time Zone?
Yes, all times listed are East Coast times.​
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Do you ship books to Canada and to military bases?
Yes, we have been able to in the past. Please email me and we'll take your oder and trouble shoot the address and whatever else is needed. It is usually $15 in shipping plus a $15 entry fee to Canada. To military bases, it's not usually higher costs, but it's slower, so order early.
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How do I get college credit?
1. Join Paint Your Way Through Art History and pay for the year or one semester
3. Pay the Dual Enrollment Fee at www.delightfulartco.com/shop
4. Register with Bryan College (You'll receive a link to do this.)
Note: you may get automatic emails from Bryan College asking you to apply. This is an issue that they will resolve with their system update soon, but until then, just ignore those. You do not have to apply to Bryan College, they take our students as a group, and I pay once for everyone, so it's a little different than individuals who take dual enrollment classes.
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Can I join a class for just the second semester?
Yes! We have lots of new students join in January. Just register for the class as normal at the REGISTER link above and your teacher will contact you. Please consider doing the entire year. What is normally perceived as "talent" is really just "having practiced." Art takes a lot of practice and if you give yourself or your child a full year of practice, their skills will really blossom and their confidence will build. If you join a class in January, please consider doing more art with us the following year.
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Can my younger children participate while my older child is taking a class?
The child who is in the class will occasionally be asked to unmute and answer a question from the teacher, and will be expected to listen closely to instructions and manage different types of art supplies that may be unfamiliar. To set him up for success, you'll want to keep distractions to a minimum so he can hear and focus his attention. He can unmute and ask the teacher to repeat something at any time, but children sometimes find that stressful. So if you can keep the other two from distracting him, it would be fine. If they are talking, laughing, and sharing supplies, it might make the class less enjoyable for him. What I would do is set him up for class and make sure he has the supplies, maybe listen to the first 5 minutes of class, and then use the rest of that hour to work with the other two kids and give them your undivided attention: maybe you focus on learning to read at that time, or read aloud something special. I know my oldest often got the bulk of my attention, and I loved having a special time to focus on the younger ones. Then, after class is over, I'd bring the younger 2 in and let the older one show them what he did in class and teach them what he learned (not everything, of course, but the highlights.) Then, I'd let all of them use the art supplies to do some more art. You'll also have access to the recorded class that you could play for all of them if they're interested...using a recording is nice because you can pause the recording at any time and replay sections you want or fast forward over what you don't need. If you want all 3 to do it together, you have the recordings to use in that way and that would alleviate any time constraints or having to talk to a live teacher at a specific time. Or, you might want to consider purchasing a self-paced class in that way. (Of course, you can't ask questions or get feedback in a self-paced class.) That's my vision for the course, anyway. If you'd like to talk more, schedule a consultation, and we can talk face-to-face sometime! Or I'm happy to talk more over chat! Have a great day, and I hope the classes, however you decide to do them, are a blessing to your homeschool experience!
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