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Our Services at iReading Tutor

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

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Professional Development and Parent Information Sessions

Join us for a variety of programs for families and tutors!Visit our blog and Instagram to explore details about upcoming sessions.

We are pleased to present our upcoming event:

Understanding Reading Difficulties:

Linking Assessment to Effective Intervention

March 23, 2026 at 7:00 PM EST

Live on Zoom

Featuring:

Eleanor Goldberg, M.S. Elem. Ed.

Wilson Dyslexia Therapist (W.D.T.)

Please scan the QR code below to reserve your spot.

or

Register at the link here:  

Summer Small Group Tutoring

K-1, 2-3, 4-5, 6-8

SUMMER TUTORING PROGRAM

Keep your student sharp and confident all summer long!

• Small groups (max 4 students) for personalized attention• 40-minute interactive sessions• Live online via Zoom — learn from anywhere• Just $39.99 per lesson

Build skills, boost confidence, and get ahead for the next school year!

Flexible scheduling availableLimited spots — reserve your place today!

Focus Areas: Reading, Writing and Math

Advocacy and IEP Services

At iReading Tutor, we provide advocacy and IEP support services to help ensure your child receives the services and accommodations they need.

Our services include:

·         IEP meeting preparation

·         Document review and guidance

·         Attendance and support during meetings

·         Ongoing advocacy assistance

We are also available to answer questions about scholarship options and can assist your family with scholarship preparation and next steps.

Our goal is to help you feel informed, prepared, and confident every step of the way.

Book Clubs

Join an iReading Tutor Book Club

Introducing an exciting new program that lets your child participate in a book club from the comfort of home!

We offer options in both fiction and nonfiction, so there’s a book club for every reader. Explore our selections below and find the perfect fit for your child!

Book Club Sessions are 45 minutes.

$40 per class

2nd Grade Fiction: 4 sessions $160

3-5th Grade Fiction/NonFiction:

6 classes $240

6th-8th: 8 classes per novel $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.

Grade 2

The Magic Tree House Series*

(book 1)

Ivy and Bean Series* (book 1)

National Parks

Mystery Series

(book 1)

Clementine*

Grade 3-5th

Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane*

Charlotte's Web*

Because of Winn Dixie*

Frindle*

Happy Potter & The Sorcerer’s Stone*

The Grimm Sisters-Fairy Tale Detectives

The Borrowers*

Ramona and Beezus

Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library*

The Wild Robot*

Grade 6-8th

Bridge to Terabithia*

Rules

Holes*

Hoot*

Number the Stars*

Out of My Mind*

Esperanza Rising*

Peter & The StarCatchers

Tutoring Services

Join us for a variety of programs for families and tutors!Visit our blog and Instagram to explore details about upcoming sessions.

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

Many of our iReading Tutor instructors are trained in Orton-Gillingham, Wilson Reading, or Barton Reading, and many hold CALT or CERI certifications. We are not just “tutors near me” you find on a quick Google search — we are highly specialized reading interventionists.

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 instruction tailored to your child’s unique learning needs. 

Homeschool Evaluation

(Family Empowerment Scholarship and Unique Abilities Homeschooling Evaluation)

Evaluation Fee: $75

This evaluation includes:

·         A Zoom meeting to review your child’s current curriculum and academic progress

·         Analysis of progress with instructional feedback and recommendations

·         Completion and signing of required documentation verifying that your child is making progress commensurate with their abilities

·         Compliance with your local public school district’s homeschooling requirements

·         A formal overview of your child’s progress based on portfolio review and parent discussion, fulfilling the annual submission requirement

Important: This evaluation process differs from the requirements for PEP students. Students participating in PEP must complete approved norm-referenced diagnostic testing.

If you have questions about which requirement applies to your child, we are happy to help guide you. Formal Norm-Reference Testing

Formal Norm-Referenced Literacy Assessment Available

We are pleased to offer formal norm-referenced testing using a nationally standardized diagnostic tool designed for students ages 7–18. This assessment evaluates foundational literacy skills, providing valuable insight into a student’s 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 comprehensive written report that can be submitted to a public school system as part of the documentation process for requesting an Individualized Education Program (IEP).

Results are carefully reviewed and clearly explained to parents by a Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT) and/or a certified Dyslexia Specialist, ensuring families fully understand their child’s profile and next steps for support.

This service is an important step in advocating for your child’s educational needs and accessing appropriate school-based accommodations and services.

Cost: $342

Peers Social Skills Program

For 2nd–5th Graders

Empowering Social Confidence Through Connection

What is PEERS®?

Developed at UCLA, the PEERS® program is an evidence-based social skills training program for children with autism, ADHD, anxiety, or other social difficulties.

Parent-child participation is required — you’ll both learn skills that build friendships and communication for life.

Children are taught through modeling, role-playing, and real-life practice. Parents become social coaches outside of sessions.

Program Details

📆 14-week program

📆 90-minute weekly sessions

📆 Both child and caregiver attend together in separate groups for 45 min sessions each

📆 In-person or virtual format options

📆 Weekly practice assignments and coaching

Contact: iReading Tutor in care of

| Dr. Sharon Buchalter Clinical Psychologist |

Certified PEERS® Provider and colleagues

Informal Reading Screenings

Are you looking for more information about your child’s

reading, writing or spelling?

iReading Tutor now offers literacy screenings to measure the development of literacy skills in reading, writing and spelling. All screening resources are tailored to meet the needs of the individual student based on grade or literacy skill level.

Please note these screeners do not replace a formal assessment and will not result in a diagnosis. Information gathered may indicate a need for further evaluation.

$125 fee includes:

One 45-60 minute one-on-one online assessment session

A written report summarizing the information gathered

A 20-minute brief online consultation reviewing the results.

Screeners are performed by Certified iReading Tutor Teachers

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