Dyslexia tutoring
Orton-Gillingham-informed lessons for kids with dyslexia or signs of it.
In person (Wellington) or online · 45 to 60 minutes, typically twice weekly
Learn more about Dyslexia tutoringWellington and Royal Palm Beach are out west along Lake Worth Road, Forest Hill Boulevard, and Southern Boulevard. I tutor Wellington families in person when the schedule allows, and Royal Palm Beach families online first. Families with a Unique Abilities Scholarship (FES-UA) or a Personalized Education Program (PEP) account can often pay through Step Up.
Orton-Gillingham-informed lessons for kids with dyslexia or signs of it.
In person (Wellington) or online · 45 to 60 minutes, typically twice weekly
Learn more about Dyslexia tutoringA learning plan and steady progress for PEP and homeschool families.
In person (Wellington) or online · 60 minutes, one to three times weekly
Learn more about Homeschool learning supportHelp with planning, starting work, and keeping track of assignments.
In person (Wellington) or online · 60 minutes, once or twice weekly
Learn more about Executive function tutoringEach library sets its own rules for rooms and tutoring, and I follow them. County library meeting rooms are not for paid tutoring. Farther than about 30 minutes from Lake Worth Beach, we meet online.
Local options that pair well with tutoring. Check each one's schedule first.
In Wellington, I offer in-person sessions when the schedule allows, plus online sessions anytime. Wellington sits near the edge of my travel radius of about 30 minutes from Lake Worth Beach, so in-person times there are more limited than closer to home base.
Royal Palm Beach is a longer drive, so we start online. When the schedule allows, we can add an occasional in-person meetup, such as a session to review progress together.
In Wellington, I serve families in Aero Club, Palm Beach Polo, Mallet Hill, Southfields, and the Equestrian Preserve area. In Royal Palm Beach, families in Madison Green, La Mancha, the Willows, Counterpoint Estates, and nearby neighborhoods can start online right away.
If your neighborhood is not listed, ask on the fit call. Where you live only changes how we meet, not what your child learns.
From Lake Worth Beach, the trip west follows Lake Worth Road across the Turnpike, or Forest Hill Boulevard out toward State Road 7. The Wellington Branch library is roughly 23 to 32 minutes from home base, and the Royal Palm Beach Branch is roughly 29 to 40 minutes.
Those are estimates for typical traffic, and traffic can add more. That is why Royal Palm Beach starts online and why in-person times in Wellington are limited.
Both communities have a county library branch with study rooms: Wellington on Royal Fern Drive and Royal Palm Beach on Civic Center Way. The rooms are first come, first served and cannot be reserved, so they work best as an occasional option with a backup plan.
County library meeting rooms are not for paid tutoring. Each library sets its own rules, and I follow them.
Homeschool and PEP families often want help that fits around their own plan. I can take on the reading and writing part of your week, focus on the skills your child needs most, and share progress notes you can use for your Student Learning Plan.
Online sessions make that easy to schedule around co-op days. Flame Wes-Com, a Christian co-op based in Royal Palm Beach, is one local group you could look into. See homeschool learning support for details.
A free 15-minute fit call is the quickest way to see whether in-person, online, or a mix makes sense for your family. You will hear my recommendation the same day.
Families in Wellington and Royal Palm Beach with a Unique Abilities Scholarship (FES-UA) or a Personalized Education Program (PEP) account can often pay for tutoring through Step Up For Students, with direct pay in the Education Market Assistant (EMA). The rules are the same across Palm Beach County, and my independent guide explains them in plain language.
Yes, when the schedule allows. Wellington sits near the edge of my travel radius of about 30 minutes from Lake Worth Beach, so in-person times there are limited. Online sessions are always available.
The drive from Lake Worth Beach is long enough that regular in-person sessions are hard to fit. Online sessions keep the same lessons and routine. When the schedule allows, we can add an occasional in-person meetup.
Yes. My usual hours are Weekdays 9 am to 3:30 pm. Weekends by arrangement., and online sessions are easy to place around a busy week. We set a steady weekly time on the fit call so your child knows what to expect.
If your child has a Unique Abilities Scholarship (FES-UA) or a Personalized Education Program (PEP) account, you can often select me in the Education Market Assistant (EMA), and I bill the scholarship directly. The rate is the same as private pay.
How to use EMANow booking free fit calls
Tell me a few good times, and I'll reply within one school day to set up your call.