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Since 1996, Educational Tutorial Services has been catering to the foster care system. In the majority of cases, foster care children have been moved from home to home throughout the course of their life. This leads to an ever-changing academic situation due to different teachers, curricula, and atmosphere.
In turn, for many children this has led to traumatic experiences that can greatly affect the way that they learn.
Our goal at Educational Tutorial Services is to make sure that foster children have the attention they need in order to succeed in an academic environment. Since many schools lack the skills to cater to foster children, Educational Tutorial Services has stepped forward to fill this niche.
Educational Tutorial Services collaborates with both schools and agencies in order to make sure that foster children are being taken care of. Subsequently, we then set each child up with a professionally trained and/or certified tutor who best suits the child’s needs.
Benefits of our services include:
- Free tutoring to the majority of foster children; paid by the child’s agency or organization
- A set-up time of no more than 48 hours.
- Tutors available for students grade K – 12 and college.
- Nationwide service.
As you can see, Educational Tutorial Services has a lot to offer foster care children. If you are involved with the foster care system in any way we would love to speak with you! |
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123 N. Congress Avenue, Suite 144
Boynton Beach, FL 33426
280 Cobb Parkway South, Suite C207 Marietta, GA 30060
6470 Glenway Avenue, Suite 218 Cincinnati, OH 45211
8 Waterville Commons Drive, Suite 157 Waterville, ME 04901
Buckingham, PA
info@educationaltutorialservices.com |
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Educational Tutorial Services keeps track of how its individualized, streamlined programs work for each client. The data shows that you can expect one or more of the following:
• Improved grades across the board |
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| “My child’s test scores have risen dramatically over the past two years… I couldn’t have found a better program.” |
| - K. Riley |
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