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When the school year begins, many parents feel like they should wait and see how things go before investing in tutoring. After all, who wants to overreact too early? But evidence and best practices in education strongly suggest that early academic support is often the smartest move —not waiting until students are deeply behind. Starting tutoring or intervention in the first few weeks can prevent small gaps from growing into major struggles. Here’s why early academic support m

Every child deserves the opportunity to thrive academically, but for children with ADHD and Dyslexia, traditional learning environments...

Set your student up for success this school year! When it comes to helping your child thrive in school, building a strong partnership...

When your child has a learning difference, developmental delay, or medical need that affects their ability to succeed in school, a 504...

Summer is the perfect time for kids to relax, recharge, and enjoy some freedom from the usual school routine. But that doesn’t mean...

How to Avoid the Summer Slide for Struggling Readers When summer break rolls around, it's a well-deserved chance for students to...

In today’s classrooms, creating inclusive learning environments is more important than ever. As student populations grow increasingly...

Spring break is just around the corner! For families with children who have ADHD or Dyslexia, this time can bring both excitement and...

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Individualized support helps students apply skills to their school work at later times. Every child deserves the opportunity to thrive...