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Does your child need

one -to-one teaching

to build learning skills?

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School with K&M

The K&M Center School Program is designed to help students with learning differences. 

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Targeted Intervention

Selecting programs that target your child's needs allows K&M to focus on the areas that need the most development.

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One-to-One Teaching

Individualized sessions allow us to move at your child's pace. Mastering skills before moving on builds confidence and leads to success.

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Core Learning Skills

Strong core learning skills allow students to learn efficiently and easily. Building these skills leads to reading, writing and math mastery.

Individualized

  • The focus of your child's program will be to remediate underlying learning difficulties.

 

  • An individualized curriculum and 1-to-1 instruction helps student fully engage in the learning process.

 

  • One-on-One instruction moves at your child's pace and ensures they gain mastery in each subject.

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Catch Up

Our School Program provides struggling students a much needed break, or pause, to strengthen their cognitive and academic abilities and successfully transition back to the appropriate school setting. Emphasis is placed upon supporting students and families in making this transition.

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Intermission

Most students school with the K&M Center for one to two years to remediate their learning challenges and then enroll in a public or private school.

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All Grades

The K&M Center provides schooling services for elementary, middle, and high school students. Students are provided a unique opportunity to fulfill California State grade level requirements while also receiving remediation for their learning and/or attention difficulties.

Parent comments:

" No one has understood our child like you do."

" She is more engaged at home and so happy to come to school in the morning."

" We are so happy we found you! It is amazing how much he has learned."

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