Our founder, James Dick, created a strong business model for the School, one that included diverse revenue streams, both earned and unearned. One such foundational revenue stream is rent from office tenants on our building’s second floor. Earlier this year we had a tenant move out, and we’ve been working to refill that office space and restore that inflow of cash to help support our mission ever since.

We are happy to report that we’ve made some progress by welcoming Bailey’s Band Room as a tenant, occupying two small offices. Yes, how lucky are we that our newest tenant is a professional musical instrument repair technician? Chad Bailey, whose experience repairing instruments is unsurpassed in Knoxville, found us and was immediately inspired to set up shop in our building. He’s even donating needed ongoing repairs to the instruments we provide our kids! It’s a perfect match. Welcome Chad! Learn more at baileysbandroom.com.

 

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