Reinforce Learning
At R.E.A.D. our philosophy is to build on classroom learning. We do not require a one size fits all separate curriculum.
We collaborate with the classroom teacher, school administration and you the parent to reinforce the fundamentals your child is learning at school.
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To request tutoring, please head over to our sign-up page to learn more.
R.E.A.D. is a student focused tutoring service for elementary through high school subject areas. We have been working with children and their parents since 1975. We operate in San Leandro and Tri-Valley area of Dublin, Pleasanton, and San Ramon.
R.E.A.D. is a student focused tutoring service for elementary through high school subject areas. We have been working with children and their parents since 1975. We operate in San Leandro and Tri-Valley area of Dublin, Pleasanton, and San Ramon.
Contact Information:
Lori Diestel, Director
lori@readtutoring.com
San Leandro Office
500 Estudillo Blvd.
San Leandro, CA 94577
San Leandro Phone: (510) 632-7600
Tri-Valley Area Phone: (925) 460-3775
Website: www.ReadTutoring.com
Email: contact@readtutoring.com
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Subjects and Services Offered
Only R.E.A.D., with its outstanding staff of credentialed teachers, can offer help in such a comprehensive list of subjects.
March 13th, 2012
Educational Charity
I have come across the following highly rated charity - MathCounts. Its goal is to instill confidence and curiosity in middle school students by making math more exciting, fun, and challenging. They distribute free math handbooks and problem sets and sponsor competitions. Since 1983 more than 6 million students have participated. READ pleased to bring [...]
September 20th, 2011
Back-to-School Nights in San Leandro
READ will be at John Muir and Bancroft schools this Thursday, September 22nd to answer questions and present our after school tutoring programs.
September 12th, 2011
Study on “Incomplete: How Middle-Class Schools Aren’t Making the Grade” Misses the Point
A study by Third Way, a think tank on moderate policy and political ideas, "Incomplete: How Middle-Class Schools Aren't Making the Grade"offers insightful data but completely misses the point. It isn't a matter of middle-class schools doing poorly in comparison to upper and lower income schools. The point is that the majority of our public schools [...]
