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# Mobile class management

Can edit classes in Class Management - permissions required to create and edit classes

### Creating a class 

Use the Create a new class button in Class Management to form class lists on your phone. 

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Select your class type, ability level, and meeting location details. View an instructor's list to add instructors to the class list. Select guests to add to your class list.  \
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Save the class to view guest details, complete report cards, and help with pickup. Make edits throughout the day to add late students or split a class.&#x20;

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The Create new class button is only available on the current day. Edits to classes is available in class details by the Edit class and Edit guests buttons.


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