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Soundline North Shore, Long Island

Fifteen minutes. About your kid, not about us.

A twelve-year-old's school gets chosen in a conversation, not in a room. Tell us two or three times that suit you this week and Nicole will call. There is no pitch in the first ten minutes, and sometimes the honest answer at the end is that Soundline isn't the right fit. You'll hear that too.

You talk first. We listen.

  • What's school like for them right now?
  • When did you last see them lit up by something?
  • What made you reach out?

Then we say straight whether what we're building answers it, and if it does, which two things on the site are worth your time. Not the whole tour.

  • About twenty minutes
  • Nicole, or Adam or Izzy if your question is academic
  • Nothing to decide on the call

Or read the packet first — nine pages, the day hour by hour.

Two things we'll say out loud before you ask.

The building isn't signed. We are looking along the Miller Place and Port Jefferson Station corridor, and we announce the address the day the lease is signed, not before. It is why the $500 that reserves a seat is held by an independent escrow agent rather than by us, and comes back in full, for any reason, until that day.

This is the first cohort. Your child would be a founder, with a rate that holds through twelfth grade and a seat on the Family Council, and also the first to find out what we got wrong. We'd rather you hear both from us than wonder.

If a call isn't your thing.

The survey takes a few minutes and puts you first in line for every date. The next information nights are Saturday, December 12 and Thursday, January 14. And hello@soundlineschool.com reaches a person, not a queue.