
Feeling Unsure About Fall? Steps SPED Families Can Take This Summer
Summer is supposed to feel like a break. For many families raising a child with learning differences, it also carries

First, Ask Yourself These Questions

Does Your Child Struggle To Learn In School?

Is Your Child Behind A Grade Level (Or More) In A Specific Subject?

Does Your Child Get Frustrated With Homework? Studying?

As A Parent, Do You Feel Lost Not Knowing How To Help Your Child Gain Their Confidence Back?

Are You Worried About Next School Year Since Your Child Is Already Behind?
If You Answered YES To Any Of The Questions Above,
Your Child Would Most Certainly Benefit From One-On-One ESY!

FALSE – Taking A Long Break From Anything Learned Leads To Information Loss. According To An Article Written By Dr. Griffin, The Founder Of Eagle Hill School, Children That Don’t Continue Working On Skills Learned During A School Year Can Be Set Back As Much As 3-4 Months When School Resumes In The Fall!

Unless You’re Going To A Cave That Doesn’t Have Internet Access For The Entire Summer. Our Private One-On-One ESY Sessions Are Conducted Online! Wherever Internet Access Is Available, Learning Can Happen!


Most Children We Have The Opportunity To Work With Are Less Than Excited About School (To Put It Mildly)! However, Our Method Of One-On-One Online Instruction Is Made Fun And Is Different Than A Classroom Setting. Our Average Student Continues Learning With Their Tutor For Just Over A Year And Leaves Only Because They’re Back At Grade Level Or Above!
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