Our students maximize their potential and improve across the learning continuum as a result of our caring teachers and brain-based techniques. Teachers incorporate strategies that make learning fun and provide encouragement to neurotypical and neurodivergent students alike. AALC offers programs for K-Adult including Reading & Math Individual and Group Tutoring, Irlen Screenings, Homeschool Support, and Adult Education. AALC is a proud partner with the State of TN and Hamilton County. Ask about the ESA voucher program.
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Ages 5-7
AGES 8-12
AGES 13-18
18+
• Private Tutors with a MA or BA/BS degree
• College Students trained in content specific courses
In person • Online/virtually
Tutor-student pairings will be consistent to improve the mentoring.
Small classes promote friendship with other group members.
We are committed to providing you with the highest quality educational courses, designed to help you achieve your personal and professional goals.
Our comprehensive range of courses, programs and resources are carefully crafted to meet the needs of learners from all backgrounds and skill levels.
Please email your testimony to brigett@aalctutoring.com.
All students can benefit from tutoring, whether they are making up for learning loss or accelerating their learning.
• Literacy AND Math
• Grade 1 & Below
• Grades 2-5 (Elementary)
• Grades 6-12 (Secondary)
At 5035 Ooltewah Ringgold Rd #129,
During the traditional school hours: Homeschool Assistance Program (9am-2pm) and Early Literacy Classes (coming soon) after the school day
Outside of school, after school or on weekends and during the summer.
• Private Tutors include teachers with an MA or BA/BS degree
• College Students trained in content specific courses
• In person
• Online/virtually
• Once or twice per week or
• Three to five times per week
• Based on the student or family choice
• One student per tutor
• Two to four students per tutor (small groups)
• Yes, tutor-student pairings will be consistent
