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There is no "one size fits all" program for students with learning disabilities.

Your Child Doesn't Need to Struggle

TOTEM Learning Center and Day School is a leading provider of Educational Therapy for students who struggle or have been diagnosed with learning disabilities such as Dyslexia, ADHD, or Autism, and other disorders that slow or otherwise hinder educational development. Using The Orton-Gillingham direct, structured, and multi-sensory approach with science-based curricula; each child’s program is individually designed to remediate or enhance independent learning skills.

Early, effective intervention enables students to achieve academic success. Our goal is for our students to successfully return to their regular classroom instruction.

Students with learning disabilities need alternatives to traditional educational models and settings. They learn differently and therefore must be taught differently in order for them to achieve success in their regular classroom setting. We are committed to providing a comfortable, relaxed environment where students can feel at ease while learning.

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Individualized Instruction

Each program is customized to provide educational therapy that matches each child’s individual need. Skills such as reading, writing, spelling, grammar, fluency, and comprehension are taught simultaneously to avoid gaps in student's learning and literacy skills. TOTEM offers private (1:1) instruction in the Learning Center and small group (3:1) instruction in the Day School.

Research Based Curricula

TOTEM uses a wide selection of nationally acclaimed, research-based curricula in all subject areas to assure our students achieve success.

Progress Monitoring

TOTEM provides a range of comprehensive educational assessments administered by our highly trained professionals. A standardized assessment is given to determine the course of educational therapy. Then students are benchmarked three times a year and progress is monitored frequently during instruction using AIMSweb – a state-of-the art progress monitoring program. This assures parents and staff that students are making adequate gains.