SPRING Programs
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Class sizes are kept 3-4 students. For information and to register your child, please contact our office at 248-656-3806 or email us at mcld411@sbcglobal.net
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Handwriting Class (for children ages 4-13) - This class offers a creative, multi-sensory approach to help children master the skills of handwriting such as grip, hand-eye coordination, posture and motor planning. Taught by a board-certified occupational therapist assistant. This is an in-person class.
$225 6 week class Mondays starting April 12 from 5:00 0- 6:00 PM
SAT/ACT test prep class - This is an in-person class with 4 students run by an ELA and a math teacher. Each portion will be 1.5 hours, students attend both dates for a total of six hours. Students will have an opportunity to take a pretest, ask questions and get test taking strategies skills.
$250 Monday, April 5 & Wednesday April 7 5:00 - 8:00 PM
$250 Monday, April 5 & Wednesday April 7 5:00 - 8:00 PM
Coming this summer!
Friendship Class - Now, more than ever, children need help with social skills. Children will learn to understand and read social cues via facial expressions and body language, practice taking turns and have better communication skills, use social filter and learn conflict resolution skills. This class is run by a board certified social worker. Designed for children in grades 2-5. This is an in-person class.
Friendship Class - Now, more than ever, children need help with social skills. Children will learn to understand and read social cues via facial expressions and body language, practice taking turns and have better communication skills, use social filter and learn conflict resolution skills. This class is run by a board certified social worker. Designed for children in grades 2-5. This is an in-person class.
Thank you to all that donated. All funds will help our scholarship students receive 1:1 tutoring. We have partnered with Neighborhood House and RAYA in order to better serve struggling families in our community.
COVID PRECAUTIONS
- All tutors will be wearing masks and we will have additional masks for students, if they choose to wear one. We realize that for some children it will be difficult for them to wear a mask which is why we are not manadating them to do so.
- Tutors and students will sit opposite each other at a table.
- All students must either wash their hands or sanitize them upon arrival.
- All surfaces will be sanitized after each student.
- Hand sanitizer will be available in every room.
- If possible, please do not bring siblings or wait in our waiting room. We ask that you wait in your vehicles.
- When possible, only students should enter the building/Center.
- For now, please try to have your child bring their own writing utensil
- Please keep your child home if he/she is not feeling well.
- Please remind your child to cough into their elbow.
- We will have additional office space across the hall in order to spread out.
Jimmy John's Fundraiser 2018
Meadowbrook Center for Learning Differences is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Kroger and Amazon Smiles are just two ways you can help support our mission. See details in our donate page.
Thank you to all who joined us at Noodles and supported our fundraiser!
JOIN US next year for tickets call
248-656-3806
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