If a class looks as though it might be canceled due to low signups, the teacher is expected to contact any students who did sign up, to let them know the class may be canceled. The final call is made by the teacher, not until 24 hours ahead of the scheduled class, and the cancellation is announced directly by the teacher to the signed up students, who are given options for how to receive their refund. The options are outlined in an email sent to the teacher. If a teacher cancels a class, he/she is subject to a cancellation fee of $50, deducted from their pay from the next class they offer. The fee may be waived if Pete determines that the teacher made a conscientious effort to publicize the class. Postponements are dealt with on a case-by-case basis. Individual sessions that need to be rescheduled before the class starts are shown as soon as possible on the online class page. For any student already signed up, the rescheduled sessions must be acceptable or they are entitled to a full refund. If one or more sessions are rescheduled during the duration of the class, the teacher is responsible for informing all the students and the Wernick Method Office, to allow for adjusting the timing of post-class automated emails. If a student is unable to attend a rescheduled session, the teacher should offer a refund pro-rated for each session the student is unable to attend.