Class Meetings typically happen every week, and to some extent what gets covered depends on what the class needs. Here's when things typically happen and ideas of what to talk about, in addition to taking any questions the class has. 

Approximate Schedule:

Week 1 - intro to square dancing, go over handout (see Week 1)

Week 2- teach swing (usually Andy does this)

~Week 8 - plan for class dance

~Week 10 - check name spelling/nicknames before badge order is placed

Week 12 or 13 - Rounds talk (rounds coordinator does this for 5 minutes)

Week 11-14 - hack tips 

Other things to cover each semester:

Handholds (week 2, and later as often as necessary)

• left hand down, right hand up so any gender combo can hold hands (but this isn't that important)
• give weight 
• no thumbs or tight grips
• hands down styling
• hand holds for letting go (especially when they learn swing thru)

Formations (sometime in the middle, or repeatedly)

• hand out formation sheet
• go often formations they know so far 
• consider following up with the formations brainteaser in the next email

Square recovery (two weeks in a row is good for this, approx week 4)

• finding a hole and filling it
• keep dancing
• give weight; introduction to hand signals
• making lines
• letting go (swing thru)
• precise facing direction
• hold hands to identify formation

Flourishes (don't teach a flourish until the class is good at the call, introduce them one at a time)

• Right & Left Grand (week 4/5)
• Weave the Ring 
• Dosado
• Grand Square
• Promenade Halfway
• Square Thru (only teach this if the class is strong)

• Scootback (only teach this if the class is strong) 

Singer Lecture (approx week 6) either talk about the structure yourself, or get someone else to come present (Guy is a good candidate); follow up with singer brainteaser

When there are problems:

Sometimes, issues will come up within the class and need to be addressed. To take an example, if one class member is being overly aggressive with others (in addition to taking this person aside to talk to), it's a good idea to discuss good ways to be helpful (patience, saying "split" or "all 8", hand signals) versus unhelpful things ("you passed the wrong shoulder", dragging people).