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Shannon Reagan, M.A.T., smiling, wearing a light blue top, standing indoors with a potted plant in the background.
  • Nearly a decade supporting elementary-aged students as a learning specialist and educator in both school-based and independent settings. Extensive experience designing individualized instruction for students with foundational skill gaps in reading, writing, and math.

  • Trained in the Orton-Gillingham approach through the Institute for Multisensory Education (IMSE). Specializes in structured literacy, diagnostic-prescriptive instruction, and research-based practices that support reading, writing, and math development.

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Tammy Rice, M.Ed., wearing a light blue sleeveless blouse, smiling indoors with green foliage in the background.
  • Over 20 years supporting elementary-aged students as a learning specialist and interventionist in school-based and independent settings. Extensive experience working with struggling readers and learners with foundational skill gaps.

  • Trained in the Orton-Gillingham approach (IMSE) with a specialty in structured literacy, early intervention, and multisensory instruction in reading, writing, and math.

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QUESTIONS:

  • We primarily support students in Pre-Kindergarten through 6th grade, though older students may be considered on a case-by-case basis.

  • We begin with benchmark screenings and informal assessments to understand decoding, encoding, fluency, comprehension, writing, and math skills. Instruction is then tailored based on those results.

  • We use Orton-Gillingham methods (IMSE), UFLI Foundations, Heggerty, Multisensory Math, and The Writing Revolution. Lessons follow a structured, evidence-based sequence.

  • Most families choose 2–3 sessions per week for optimal growth, but we create a schedule that works for each child.

  • Yes. Parents receive regular communication, skill summaries, and data that show growth over time.

  • Absolutely. We work closely with classroom teachers, special educators, OTs, SLPs, psychologists, and learning teams to support consistent goals.

  • In-person sessions are preferred due to the multisensory nature of our instruction.

  • Sessions are typically 45–60 minutes. Frequency and duration are determined based on age, stamina, and the intensity needed.

  • We ask for 24-hour notice for cancellations when possible, and we do our best to reschedule missed sessions depending on availability.