Dr. Angie's Tutoring & Learning Resources Center
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 980533, Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Phone: 734-544-5186
E-Mail: angie@atlrc.llc
Dr. Angie's Tutoring & Learning Resources Center has reorganized as a non-profit organization, 501(C)3, but our mission is the same. We offer academic help in reading, writing, and math to students in K-12 residing in underserved and rural communities in and around Ypsilanti, MI. Tutoring sessions are geared towards the learning preferences and learning styles of students. We seek to build confidence, get students caught-up on homework, or reach grade-level standards. Our goal is to assist students in the skills they need to become independent learners. We offer online and
in- person tutoring sessions. Dr. Angie's Tutoring On Wheels coming soon.
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Dr. Angie’s Tutoring supports high-dosage tutoring.
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One-on-one or small-group sessions with four students per tutor
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Materials that align with classroom content
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Recommendation of three tutoring sessions per week
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Attend at least 30-minutes per session
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Meet with the same tutor each session
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Ongoing support and coaching for tutors
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2021 Top 53 Idea Prize Winner
Pollination Project Foundation Grant Recipient. The funds are part of our fundraising efforts to bring Dr. Angie's Tutoring on Wheels to fruition.
The Pollination Project Foundation is a collaborative organization that provides seed funding ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 to grassroots changemakers around the world. They support visionary leaders who aim to create a kinder and more compassionate world by offering funding, capacity-building support, and connectivity with other like-minded individuals.
Ann Arbor2Ypsilanti Chamber of Commerce
August is #NationalBlackBusinessMonth.
Thank you! Ann Arbor2Ypsilanti Chamber of Commerce for selecting Dr. Angie's Tutoring to introduce and highlight at this month's Coffee Connect during National Black Business Month.
NBBM was created in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineer Frederick E. Jordan Sr. to bring attention to the needs of more than two million Black-owned businesses operating across America.
Audio Link to Lucy Ann Lance Radio Interview on ATLRC
https://www.lucyannlance.com/audio/051021/a2y.mp3
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​A2Y Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at ATLRC
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Article on Mom Entrepreneurs One features ATLRC
https://www.secondwavemedia.com/concentrate/features/monpreneurs0601.aspx
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