Fort Wayne Center for Learning
Grades and ages
Private
Student-teacher ratio
1:1
Tuition
Fees are set on a sliding scale based on submitted W-2s and tax returns. The initial academic assessment is $400, with $100 credited toward instruction if the student enrolls.
About Fort Wayne Center for Learning
Fort Wayne Center for Learning offers intensive, non-intensive, and after-school one-to-one instruction for school-age children. We tailor reading and spelling, math, and comprehension programs to each student’s needs after a pre-assessment. Families can contact us to discuss program schedules, financial aid, or an academic assessment.
Student fit
Who this school serves
Grades and ages
- Private
Learning needs supported
- Dyslexia
- Learning differences
- Learning difficulties
Specialties
- Dyslexia
- Reading and spelling remediation
- Math reasoning
- Reading comprehension
- Executive functioning and study skills
- One-to-one instruction
School facts
Practical details for families
Tuition and funding
Tuition: Fees are set on a sliding scale based on submitted W-2s and tax returns. The initial academic assessment is $400, with $100 credited toward instruction if the student enrolls.
- Indiana Education Scholarship Account (ESA)
- Sliding-scale financial assistance
- Learning Lifeline Program (employer-sponsored)
Visit us
Location and directions
Map
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Fort Wayne Center for Learning
Are you a school?
No. We are a nonprofit learning center providing one-to-one instruction that works alongside your child's regular schooling, either on an intensive daily schedule or after school.
What happens in the academic assessment?
It runs three and a half to four hours and covers reading, spelling, math, comprehension, and oral language. The fee is $400, and we credit $100 toward instruction if your child enrolls. It includes a pre-instruction and post-instruction assessment, written reports for both, and a private consultation where we walk you through a personalized plan and targeted outcomes.
What schedules do you offer?
Intensive remedial instruction runs two to four sessions a day, four to five days a week. Non-intensive instruction runs one to three sessions a week after school. All of our instruction is one-to-one.
What does instruction cost?
We set fees on a sliding scale. Submit a financial assistance request form with W-2s and tax returns and we will determine the level of assistance we can provide. Weekly payments can be made through the PayPal portal on our website.
What funding can we use?
We are an approved provider for the Indiana Education Scholarship Account program. Our Learning Lifeline Program also lets participating employers, currently Fort Wayne Metals and MetalX, cover part of the assessment and instruction cost as an employee benefit.
What methods do you use?
Our instruction is brain-based and built around symbol imagery and verbal mediation, using Socratic teaching, self-coaching, and diagnostic teaching. Our core programs are based on Lindamood-Bell methodologies. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, licensed, or sponsored by Lindamood-Bell Learning Processes.
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