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Have a question?
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Yes! At roots, we offer support for all learners.
We strive to support any student seeking further instruction in their academic skills. Students struggling in the academic areas of reading, writing, or math, can receive the support they need within our differentiated small group sessions, or 1:1 individualized sessions. Each student receiving our services is met with experienced instruction that honors the student's strengths and supports the student's developing skills to help reach their academic potential and gain self-confidence.
With a NYS Professional License in both Childhood Education and Special Education, and years of lead teaching experience in various educational settings, including special education, we are qualified and honored to support students with learning differences.
To receive our services, students are NOT required to have a 504 Plan, an Individualized Education Program (IEP), a diagnosis, or a neuropsychological evaluation.
ÂCheck out our "Services" page for more information!
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Roots is not a full day program or a school. Roots is a remediation and enrichment service outside of school for students seeking additional support to their current instruction in school. Roots is a private learning center that is not funded by the DOE.
Our small groups meet for 1 hour 2x/week for a semester length.
Our 1:1 tutoring sessions are typically 45 minutes 2x/week (case by case) for a semester length.
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Yes!
Our "Rising Roots" small groups are designed for PreK-4 year olds. If your child is currently enrolled in PreK-4 for this fall, our small groups could be the just right support your child needs to help grow their foundational reading and math skills outside of school.
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Yes!
Our "Reading Roots" small groups are designed for elementary students focusing on solidifying reading skills that are Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd grade based.
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Roots offers:
differentiated small group instruction (preschoolers & elementary students)
1:1 individualized tutoring sessions (elementary students)
a focus on foundational academic skills in reading, writing, and math
reading instruction using the Orton-Gillingham approach
ÂCheck out our "Services" page for more information!
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Our "Rising Roots" small groups are designed for 5 students per group.
Our "Reading Roots" small groups are designed for 5-6 students per group.
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We are excited you are interested in signing up your child for a small group class! Please refer to the instructions on our "Book Here" page for the steps to sign up.
Â*The reason clients are asked to schedule an inquiry phone call with our team before booking a group through our site is because our team decides the appropriate fit group for students. We do not label our small groups based on grade-level, as many students seeking support have gaps in skills that are not equivalent to their current grade-level at school. It is important your child is receiving the support they need with the just right small group at Roots.
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Yes!
Our 1:1 individualized sessions are one-to-one tutoring sessions. We support elementary students in the following academic areas:
- reading fluency, reading comprehension
- spelling
- writing
- mathematics
Check out our "Book Here" page for the steps to sign up!
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Yes, this is your first step!
We ask all potential clients to sign up for a phone call with Megan before signing up for a service.
You can sign up for an inquiry phone call here.