OFFERINGS

Exploring with Purpose

Completely Individualized
Every Redwood student receives an individualized intervention plan built around their unique baseline, progress rate, and end goals. Not one learning journey is the same as another.
Led by Experts
Every journey is led by a highly-trained, empathetic instructor equipped with evidence-based programs made specifically for kids with learning differences. Your child doesn't just get access to their instructor; they get access to a think tank of neurodivergent specialists.
Built Around Your Schedule
You pick the days and times your child meets with their online instructor. Best results are seen with longevity and consistency. A minimum dosage of twice-weekly sessions for at least three consecutive months is recommended to get started.
Results Oriented
Every month, you get a progress report that outlines which skills your child has mastered, which ones they are currently working on, and what is coming up. We hold ourselves accountable for ensuring that the results are documented and communicated.
OUR APPROACH

Year-Round Tutoring

Led by Redwood intervention specialists, our in-person learning centers are the perfect place to get your child plugged into a supportive community that is committed to their success. We offer after-school groups, before and after school 1-1 sessions, early literacy classes during the school day, and other school day options for homeschooled students. To get started, give us a call at 773-309-4524, email us at admissions@redwoodliteracy.com, or fill out the form below and one of our team members will reach out to you with next steps.

Book Sessions
Add-on services

Understanding Your Student's Needs

Data is powerful. At Redwood, we administer reading assessments and dyslexia screeners to help families make important decisions about their child's educational journey or advocate for additional services.

At Redwood's In-Person locations, We Offer:

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Feifer Assessment of Reading - Dyslexia Screening Form (FAR-SF):

The FAR-SF is a brief assessment designed to identify children at risk for developmental dyslexia by measuring the underlying processes of reading. This assessment will tell you the level of risk your child has of developing dyslexia and if it is high enough to warrant further assessment. It usually takes around 20 - 30 minutes.
Dyslexia and Dyscalculia Screeners
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Word Identification and Spelling Test (WIST)
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The WIST is a norm-referenced assessment that assesses a student's Word Identification, Spelling, and Sound Symbol Knowledge about their peers.
Literacy Baseline and Progress Monitoring Assessments
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Gray Oral Reading Test - 5th Edition (GORT-5):


The GORT-5 is a norm-referenced assessment that assesses a student's reading Fluency (rate & accuracy) and Comprehension about their peers
Advocacy Reports
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TEAM

In-Person Program Team

Our team is a diverse tapestry of educators, thinkers, and innovators. From seasoned certified specialists to customer care professionals, each member brings their unique flair and expertise, united by a common goal: to equip learners on their literacy adventure.

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Nora Gallagher
Intervention Specialist
In-Person
Anneliese Goetz
Intervention Specialist
In-Person
Stephanie Orozco
Intervention Specialist
In-Person
Melissa Flores
Intervention Specialist
In-Person
Arlo Schneider
Intervention Specialist
In-Person
Jennifer Snell
Intervention Specialist
In-Person
Online

For Next Steps & Registration:

At Redwood, we want to ensure students are equipped with everything they need to discover their learning potential. To do this, we have a clear step-by-step process to get your child started with their intervention journey.

Please note: All 24/25 school year services are currently full, and we are not accepting any new students this spring.

However, we are still enrolling for summer services! Click the buttons below for details and a direct link to book services.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to admisssions@redwoodliteracy.com, or call (773) 309-4524.

Give us a call at (773) 309-4524, email us at admissions@redwoodliteracy.com, or pick a time for one of our team members to reach out to you using this link.
2. Fill Out Our Registration Form
The registration form takes about 15 minutes to complete. You select the content area, programming model, price point, and schedule that works best for your family.
3. Set Up Your Account
Once your student has been matched with an instructor, you will get step by step instructions to set up your account. For more details on this, read our guide.
4. Dive Into Sessions
Build your Redwood sessions into your family routine and watch your student soar.
Where are you located?

Our headquarters are in the original Chicago storefront in Rogers Park, and now in Lincoln Park. However, our services can be accessed anywhere you are online.

Do you also offer online services?

Yes! All of our services are also offered online, anywhere with an internet connection, so we can work with any student regardless of their location. Visit our Online page to learn more.

Do you offer financial assistance?

Financial assistance is offered on a first-come, first-served basis by filling out our Financial Assistance Form.

Why Choose Redwood?

Redwood Literacy offers a unique blend of best-in-class intervention in a warm, welcoming environment that fosters academic growth and restores confidence. We’ve been serving students since 2018, both in-person and online, and every single Redwood student has made documented academic progress.

FAQs

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