Tutoring Club

My girls have been going to the Tutoring Club for about a year and a half now. They love going. They started going because my eldest had a bit of a challenge in Fourth grade. She has always had decent grades. But, ever since she started going to the Tutoring Club her grades have been exceptional. She had been able to balance her busy extracurricular activities and keep up with her school work.

Just got my daughters report card after attending Poway Tutoring club for approximately two months. The first sentence «Ryleigh has progressed steadily over the last two quarters. She knows all most all of her sight words, can write a complete sentence, and can build words using word families. She also can count and identify numbers to 100!» This coming from «ryleigh knows ¹⁴⁄₂₆ sounds, can identify numbers 0 – 11, and counts to 29.» My daughter now loves to read and I honestly contribute this to the Tutorng Club! She loves attending and loves all her instructors. Claudia, the director, checks in with me weekly and is adding things to her work book based on what she is learning in school and what she is struggling with. I am so thankful we found the Tutoring Club. My little girl will now go to first grade with confidence!

This place isn’t closed: they moved over by Floaties.
This place was completely useless. And the director yelling at me, a customer, was very unprofessional and uncalled for.
My son is now a sophomore and has As I math. He achieved this on his own through the use of Khahn Academy.

TUTORING CLUB OF POWAY IS AWESOME!!! My son began after his GATE classes ended at Westwood Elementary around the age 10 and is now 17. Originally i I wanted him to adjust to middle school a little more smoothly so we did the summer bridging program. That was the beginning of our incredible relationship and he has never looked back only forward. He is an avid reader and a good STAR tester as well. At the time he was also playing competitive soccer for a local soccer club, which he continued for several years as well as playing recreational indoor soccer on friday nights. The Tutoring staff SUMMER, STEVE, RACHEL, SEAN, ANDREW, JAVIER, KIM, CHARLOTTE, etc etc were so cooperative. Often times, my son had so much homework and along with practices, tournaments both in San Diego and out of town, he always knew he had Tutoring Club behind him. My son Gabe is now a senior at RBHS and in the year 2007 we lost our family home to the Guejito fire that hit the Westwood area pretty extensively. While we were devastated, Tutoring Club was his safe haven. He had friends there, felt comfortable with the staff and he knew his best interests as well as those of our entire family were in their hearts. He is off the charts right now. He has taken the SAT 2 times and is planning on the 3^rd time in October to better the average of the scores. He took 5 AP classes last year only because RBHS didn’t offer AP Spanish or it would have been 6 AP classes. Along with his classwork, he was doing 6 ½ Speech and Debate classes which involved weekends and long hours. In the midst of it all, he also took the ACT/​SAT prep course and was quite pleased to refer some of his friends to the Tutoring Club. His ACT was pretty high and he is being recruited by some pretty high rated universities from across the country and locally. He is currently taking 5 AP courses such as AP Psychology, AP Government, AP Calculus (2^nd year), AP English Literature, AP Biology an d Speech and Debate class (where he is the Captain of the Exempt team). He was just named an AP Scholar for his accomplisments and also been named as a National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar due to his PSAT/​SAT scores and his GPA.
As a side note we even had our older daughter who was enrolled at CSUMB take a few sessions because her marine biology major required a math course which she anticipated problems in during her summer off. But she took a few sessions and graduated this past spring with HONORS.
I cannot sing the praises of Tutoring Club any louder and encourage anyone and everyone to send their child there.
Lori Hutter

My daughter has been going to the Poway TC from 8^th grade to the present (10^th grade). She went from having nearly failing grades and really poor personal organization, to straight A’s and she is now undertaking AP classes as well as a busy sports schedule. The TC staff seems to do very well at finding what works to get these kids focused on their learning career, and their 0% financing options were a lifesaver to a family like ours. It has been money well spent, and I would do it all over again in a heartbeat.