About Us
We provide unique and specialized services to meet the needs of our students. This is an uncommon practice because it requires time and money -- to those we help, it is a lifeline.
Profit is not our bottom line -- the children are. Please help us to provide quality education at a price families can afford and offer scholarships to economically disadvantaged families in our area by making a tax-deductible donation to Meadowbrook Center for Learning. We are a 501 (c) 3 non profit organization, your donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law.
Profit is not our bottom line -- the children are. Please help us to provide quality education at a price families can afford and offer scholarships to economically disadvantaged families in our area by making a tax-deductible donation to Meadowbrook Center for Learning. We are a 501 (c) 3 non profit organization, your donations are tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable by law.
Questions & Answers
Does my child need a tutor?
- If they have a lack of interest in learning, a difficult time focusing, disorganization, difficulty getting started or low self esteem you may want to consider a tutor.
What are the benefits of a tutor?
- Strengthening academic skills, preparation for exams, mastering new concepts, building necessary study habits for academic success.
How long will my child need tutoring?
- An initial assessment will answer that question. Finding out where and why your child is struggling helps us create a personalized plan.
How many times a week will my child need tutoring?
- Typically twice a week.
What is the cost of tutoring?
- After the initial assessment we schedule tutoring sessions and discuss payment. We have competitive hourly rates and offer flexible payment options.
What types of tutoring services does Meadowbrook Center for Learning Differences provide?
- We tutor all grades, kindergarten through college in study skills, reading, elementary through advanced math, science, phonics, spelling and vocabulary and more. We also offer remediation. We prep for the SAT and ACT.
Do you tutor students with Learning Disabilities?
- Yes, we tutor students with ADHD, dyslexia, closed head injuries, auditory processing disorder, autism and more.
What should I look for when finding a tutor for my child?
- Seek an individual or organization that devotes full time to tutoring students. See our website for testimonials, talk and meet with our staff to verify their professionalism. While your child is being tutored we will update the parent(s) after each session with an assessment of that session.
Can summer tutoring help my child?
- Absolutely! It's a great way to retain information your child has learned during the school year as well as to prepare for upcoming grades.
What credentials/qualifications or certifications do your tutors have?
- All of our tutors have 4-year college degrees. Some are retired teachers others are current teachers.
Can they have the same tutor every session for the entire program?
- Yes, your child will continue with the same tutor throughout. Students thrive on consistency so your child will see the same tutor on the same days and time each visit.
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Over 30 years ago
Three local women founded Meadowbrook Center for Learning Differences and opened its doors to area families, working with students across a wide spectrum, including students who:
We are not franchise driven, but are deeply rooted in the community. We care about the success of all children and work hard to deliver quality, customized learning at an affordable price. Vertical Divider
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Awards & Grants
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Board of Directors
Volunteer Board of Directors
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Tim Gallagher - President
Linda Balas - Vice President Retired Teacher Tamara Leever -Treasurer Real Estate Agent - Keller Williams Kim Vitu - Corresponding Secretary |
Directors
Kyle Johnson Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Tracy Moore Retired MaComb County Juvenile Case Worker Jill Walters Molina Health Yolanda Udell - Executive Director |
Our Tutors
Our tutors are experienced and dedicated individuals that understand the compassion needed to work with students. They are either current or former teachers. The 1:1 relationship they have with students allows them to get to strengthen student's weakness and build confidence.
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Teresa Archbold
17 years experience Linda Balas 30 years experience Anna Barnes 40+ years experience Laura Cosentino 30 years experience Linda Culliton 35 years experience Janeen Flores |
Gabrielle Finn
Tom Fullam 20+ years experience Joan Greenwald 20+ years experience Dawn Harris 10 years experience Lori Hayen 10 years experience Carly Hickey 10 years experience |
Rawaa Kareem
Colleen Klosterman 35+ years experience Linda Opipari 20+ years experience Debbie Samokyszyn 30 years experience John Treat 38 years experience Margaret Wittick 27 years experience |
Aaron
I've been here a while.
I watched as the tutors gave their best.
This place is so helpful
The Meadowbrook Center is a true treasure chest.
There is a lot of knowledge here, so much to see.
With the tutors really helping you and me.
The Center has lasted a long time.
Thirty years you cannot ignore!
This place has so much to offer students.
So much in store!
I watched as the tutors gave their best.
This place is so helpful
The Meadowbrook Center is a true treasure chest.
There is a lot of knowledge here, so much to see.
With the tutors really helping you and me.
The Center has lasted a long time.
Thirty years you cannot ignore!
This place has so much to offer students.
So much in store!
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Tel.: 248-656-3806 Email: mcld411@sbcglobal.net |
811 Oakwood Dr., Ste. 203
Rochester, MI 48307 United States of America |
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