Our Services at iReading Tutor

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Reach out today to discover how we can help your child thrive!

Hello Parents,

We hope you've had a relaxing summer!

Florida scholarship families should receive Quarter 1 Step Up For Students EMA funds after August 1.

Please contact your tutor or our office early to schedule August and September sessions and secure your preferred times.

When reserving EMA marketplace funds, add your preferred schedule in the reservation notes and send us a photo.

Questions? We're happy to help.

📞 Office: 561-418-6856

We look forward to another successful school year!

Tutoring Services

Multisensory, explicit, systematic, structured literacy — for anyone, anywhere!

Our specialized reading interventionists are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson Reading, or Barton Reading, with many holding CALT or CERI certifications.

Your child will benefit from our expert tutors. Our team includes some of the most highly credentialed reading teachers in the United States and Canada, with experience teaching both online and in-person since 2015.

We provide research-based structured literacy tailored to your child's needs.

Book Clubs

Join an iReading Tutor Book Club

Your child can join an iReading Tutor Book Club from home!

Choose from fiction and nonfiction options for different grade levels.

Book Club sessions are 45 minutes.

$40 per class 2nd Grade Fiction:

4 sessions $1603–5th Grade Fiction/Nonfiction: 6 classes $2406th–8th: 8 classes $320

Full payment is due prior to first session. Use EMA funds or parent is billed with card on file.

If your child misses a class, no worries—sessions are recorded so they can watch their book club meeting later.

Professional Development and Parent Information Sessions

Explore upcoming programs for families and tutors on our blog and Instagram.

Upcoming Webinar: Dyslexia from Diagnosis to Highschool and Beyond!

Monday, September 21 | 6:00 PM EST

Register for the Webinar

Review the key takeaways and resources from our recent session.

The workshop covered reading difficulties, assessment data, and targeted instruction.

Past Webinar: Understanding Reading Difficulties: Linking Assessment to Effective Intervention

Some of the key takeaways include:

· Reading difficulties may involve decoding, fluency, or language comprehension

· Accurate assessment helps determine the right intervention

· Phonemic awareness is foundational to reading success

· Structured literacy provides explicit, systematic, multisensory instruction

· Progress monitoring keeps instruction responsive

Watch the session recording below.

Watch the Recording

Homeschool Evaluation

(Florida Empowerment Scholarship- Unique Abilities )

Evaluation Fee: $75

This evaluation includes:

· Zoom review of your child's curriculum and academic progress

· Progress analysis with feedback and recommendations

· Completion and signing of required progress documentation

· Portfolio review and parent discussion for the annual submission requirement

Important: PEP students have different requirements and must complete approved norm-referenced diagnostic testing.

Formal Norm-Reference Testing

Formal Norm-Referenced Literacy Assessment Available

We offer nationally standardized norm-referenced literacy testing for ages 7–18 to evaluate reading and spelling development.

The Word Identification and Spelling Test (WIST) is used to measure key components of literacy, helping to identify areas of strength as well as potential learning gaps.

Each assessment includes a written report that may support an Individualized Education Program (IEP) request.

Results and next steps are explained by a CALT and/or certified Dyslexia Specialist.

This service can support advocacy for appropriate school-based accommodations and services.