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Welcome to Pam’s Orton Gillingham Reading Tutors, a leading resource for families in the Raintree area of Charlotte, North Carolina. Since 2005, our dedicated team has been specializing in supporting students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and auditory processing challenges.
Whether your child is in high school or middle school, our tutors provide personalized instruction tailored to their unique needs.
At Pam’s, we offer both online virtual tutoring and face-to-face sessions, giving families the flexibility they need.
Our year-round tutoring services ensure continuous support for your child’s learning journey. We pride ourselves on our expertise in Orton Gillingham methodology, ensuring that each student receives top-notch instruction.
Additionally, we understand the importance of family involvement, offering personalized support to help your child thrive academically. Connect with us on social media for valuable resources and updates.
Join us at Pam’s Orton Gillingham Reading Tutors and let’s embark on this educational journey together.
About our Tutor(s)
Welcome to Pam’s Orton Gillingham Reading Tutors, a trusted team of leading reading tutors in Charlotte, NC since 2005. Specializing in supporting students with learning challenges, our Orton Gillingham Reading Tutors offer expert tutoring services both online and in-person year-round.
Join us for our open house event and discover the difference at Pam’s Reading!
Intervention Approaches Used
- Orton-Gillingham (OG)
Ages Accepted
- Middle School (12-14)
- High School (15-17)
In-Person/Online
- Remote Sessions
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What People Say About Us:
Customers find Pam’s Orton Gillingham Reading Tutors to be a game-changer for struggling readers. Tutors like Ms.
Terry are described as exceptionally patient and kind, helping students make significant reading gains. Parents are thrilled with the progress their children have made, with many noting a shift from frustration to a love for reading.
