Frequently Asked Questions
Does my child need experience to join?
No experience needed but some classes need to be taken before others.
• Art 2 (Prerequisite Art 1)
• Art 3 (Prerequisite Art 1, Art 2)
• Advanced Art (Prerequisite Art 1, Art 2, Art 3)
How big are the classes?
• Tiny Hands (3&4 yrs old) – 6 students
• Introduction to Art (5&6 yrs old) – 10 students
• Beginning Art (7&8 yrs old) – 12 students
• Art 1 & everything higher – 12 students
How often are classes?
Classes are once a week at your scheduled day and time.
How long are classes?
• Tiny Hands – Classes are 45 minutes long.
• Introduction to Art – Classes are 1 hour
• Beginning Art – Classes are 1 hour and fifteen minutes
• Art 1 & everything higher – Classes are 1 hour and fifteen minutes
How long are we signing up for?
You are registering for a 9-month class that parallels the school calendar, or whatever remains of the class when you register.
How do payments work?
Tuition payments are processed automatically on the first of the month following
your initial registration.
What is the cancellation policy?
The one-time Registration and Art Supply fees are non-refundable once class has started. We recognize that routines may change and are happy to change your class schedule as availability permits. If your students can no longer continue their class, we require a 30-day cancellation notice to allow for time to fill your students’ spot.
Can we reschedule a class?
Yes! We understand family schedules. Just contact your teacher to arrange a different time or makeup class. Make-up classes must be arranged within the same week that your student missed their class. We do ask you to limit the number of make-up classes to 3.
Can we switch enrollment days?
Yes. Just contact your teacher to make the switch (provided there is available space).
Do parents stay for class?
• Tiny Hands – Due to the younger age of the child and the length of the class time, it is more common for parents to stay but not required.
• Introduction to Art, Beginning Art, Art 1 & higher, most parents drop off and pick up.
Can we start mid-school year?
Students may join mid-year as long as a seat is available in the class. Please contact us for availability.
STUDIO INFO
Address:
145 Wekiva Springs Road
Longwood, FL 32779
Email:
TresL@childrensartclasses.com
Phone:
(689) 346-7573
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Longwood Art Classes FAQ
What ages are your art classes for in Longwood?
We offer age-based classes for kids 3 and up, plus adults: Tiny Hands (ages 3–4), Introduction to Art (ages 5–6), Beginning Art (ages 7–8), and Art 1 (ages 9+, first-year students). Art 2 is open to students who have completed Art 1. We also offer homeschool classes (ages 5–17) and Art for Adults. No prior experience is needed to start.
How much do art classes cost?
Weekly classes are $132 per month. There is also a one-time registration fee and art supply fee when you enroll. Tuition is billed automatically on the first of each month following registration. Homeschool families can use Step Up for Students scholarship funds — we are a direct pay provider through the EMA portal.
When are classes held?
Classes meet once a week on your chosen day and time and follow the school year (September–May). We offer after-school classes Tuesday–Friday, Saturday morning and early-afternoon classes, and daytime homeschool classes on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Classes run 45 minutes (Tiny Hands) to 1 hour 15 minutes (Beginning Art and up). See the full class schedule for current openings — students may join mid-year when a seat is available.
Where is the Longwood art studio located?
Our studio is at 145 Wekiva Springs Road, Longwood, FL 32779. We serve families from Longwood, Lake Mary, Maitland, Wekiva, Altamonte Springs, and surrounding areas. Questions? Call (689) 346-7573 or email TresL@childrensartclasses.com.
What makes Children’s Art Classes different?
Instead of a single medium, every class level follows one comprehensive, skill-based curriculum that uses over 40 professional art mediums — drawing and sketching, painting with acrylics, watercolor and gouache, and clay and ceramics. Students build real skills year over year, from line and shading to color theory and hand-building. Small class sizes (6–12 students) mean plenty of individual attention, and Children’s Art Classes was named Art Classes Provider of the Year 2026.
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