Center for Educational Services

2020 has been a challenging year for so many reasons, with school being one of the biggest concerns. With area schools moving online in March and most examining the possibility of doing so again for the fall, parents and students are concerned about how these changes will impact learning. Many families are searching for ways to help students learn in an optimal manner in the coming months, while still remaining safe and healthy. One of the best ways to assist with this process is tutoring, either online or in-person. Click below to read about the benefits of tutoring and how CES is uniquely qualified to help.

Our updated voicemail is up and running! Give us a call at 610-642-4056 and our director return your call ASAP. You can also email at [email protected] or PM on Facebook. Contact us today to book tutoring online or in-person!

Unable to leave a voicemail on our main number? We are working on it, but in the meantime there are several ways to reach our director, Dr. Strine. You can call her number: 610-642-4873 ext. 66, email at [email protected], or PM on Facebook. Contact her today to book tutoring online or in-person!

How to help kids with learning differences, ADHD, executive function difficulties and more this summer: We all know these months of distance learning have not replicated in-school learning. It’s important that we use this summer to practice the skills they will need for a successful re-entry this fall...hire a professional tutor for guidance on what skills your student should have mastered before moving on to the next grade. Overall, the best advice is to remember that your ...primary role is to be mom or dad, not professional educator. Give us a call at 610-642-4056 or email [email protected] to find out what’s right for your student.

Summer update including 3 NEW programs! - https://mailchi.mp/f/summer-update-including-3-new-programs