There are several indicators your child may need a tutor. A child receiving poor test scores, struggling to focus or losing interest in school, or experiencing low self-esteem will benefit from seeing a tutor consistently. 

Home Learning Link caters to children with learning disabilities and special needs. Many of our tutors are specialists in the field of special education and have years of experience in special education classrooms. 

You will begin to see positive changes in your child at home and at school. Our tutors will pinpoint the areas of need for your child and work to strengthen those areas. We will work with parents and teachers to ensure the student is finding success in their area of tutoring. 

Home Learning Link tutors will work with your child in the comfort of your own home or at a nearby public library. 

Program pricing will vary because we customize our instruction to meet the specific needs of your child. The price per hour typically ranges from $45-$70 dollars, and the first tutoring session is free! 

• A Special Education Advocate is s person who speaks or writes in support of, on behalf of, or in defense of children with exceptional needs.  An Advocate has knowledge and expertise concerning special education and its applicable federal and state laws, and works within the bounds of these laws.  A Special Education Advocate is a representative that informs parents of their educational rights and assists families in negotiating and resolving disputes with the school district.  This helps to secure the best possible educational program and appropriate educational services for children with special needs.
• A Special Education Advocate is not an attorney.  Special Education Advocates cannot practice law or provide legal advice as an attorney.

• Represents the best interests of the student in the educational process
• Helps you get your concerns heard by the district and helps to resolve a dispute
• Inform parents of their legal rights and suggest appropriate special education services and programs to meet the student's individual needs
• A Special Education Advocate is familiar enough with assessments and reports that she/he can articulate their meaning to parents and explain them with regard to the child's educational needs.
• Will write letters and send written requests to school and district personnel and draft complaints to school districts and the State Department of Education
• Will assist in a legal case, if necessary, by assessing its strength and making recommendations on what steps to take towards a solution
• The Special Education will recomment an attorney, if necessary 

• The price for Special Education Advocacy is $135 per hour.  This charge is applied on 15 minute increments for meetings, paperwork and phone calls.
• A $300 retainer fee will be applied to the final invoice for services rendered.
• If we need to travel over 30 minutes on a case (such as to attend a meeting at a school), an additional $50 per hour will be charged for travel time. 
• Fees may be paid at the time of service, or a statement will be sent out at the end of the month.