A No-stress Back to School Experience

Some important information from Cindy Ziobrowski, MS Ed. Back to school time is a transition, and can be stressful for any child, particularly for some children with disabilities. In most circumstances, there are many things parents can do to make the transition less...

Rethinking the College Admissions Process

  “I am not a teacher, but an awakener.” ― Robert Frost In the article Best, Brightest, and Rejected: Elite Colleges Turn Away Up to 95% by Richard Pérez-Peña, New York Times, APRIL 8, 2014, the headline stated the ominous news: “College admissions are getting...

Financial Planning for your Special Needs Child

Over the past several days New England Tutors has hosted four Chamber of Commerce workshops and a free Mock SAT as part of celebrating “Back to School Preparedness Week”.   Held at both the Dover and the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce, the “Financial Planning...

Back to School Preparedness Week

Dean Graziano, JD, Program Director, recently worked with the New Hampshire Governor’s office to create “Back to School Preparedness Week” in the Granite State. This recognition by the Governor and the State of New Hampshire illustrates New England...

New White Paper – Our Approach to ADD/ADHD

New England Tutors does not view ADD and ADHD as a disability, but as a unique ability that should be more openly embraced in the education community. In support of this belief we’ve just released our latest white paper, “Our Approach to ADD/ADHD.”...