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Only the best Lenexa tutors are able to work with you. The tutors go through a rigorous interview, possess excellent teaching skills, and pass a background check. From this elite group, an expert director will help you find the best tutor to meet your individual needs – and we stand behind your satisfaction with our money-back guarantee.
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About Lenexa
Lenexa, Kansas, is just a few miles west of where the Old Santa Fe Trail begins, and is part of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. Founded in 1869, it is now home to high tech and bioscience companies. The city's festivals held throughout the year, plus its parks and trails, draw people from all over the area. Its name is derived from "Na-Nex-Se," the widow of 1854 Treaty signer Chief Blackhoof, which ceded a large Indian reservation to the U.S. government.
Students from Lenexa are served by outside school districts, including the Olathe School District, Shawnee Mission School District, and De Soto School District. Olathe East High School is the largest in Olathe, and it has the district's highest composite standardized test scores. These scores exceed the national average in critical reading and math. Mill Valley High in Shawnee has competitive Quiz Bowl, Robotics, and Science Olympiad teams. Success in these schools is achieved through hard work. Private instruction and test prep via tutoring in Lenexa, KS, through either online or in-home tutoring, could provide a chance to get into the area's elite schools.
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"The student and I went over her reading homework, working with short vowel sounds and reading comprehension. She also worked on addition facts for 7 and 8.
After finishing homework we read a book and did a math facts game. The student was excited about reading books, but did not want to do all the reading by her self. The book she brought home from her school's library was slightly above her level, so we shared the reading. "
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"Student 1 presented me with the results of his previous math test. He scored a 79, and correctly answered all of the proof questions that we discussed during the last tutoring session. Student 2 and I did a review for his upcoming test. He knows the material very well, and there was only one set of problems that needed extensive study before his test. I think he will be in good shape!"
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"Both of the girls have a science quiz tomorrow so we studied their vocabulary for that. I also talked to them about study skills for history and their other classes. I showed Student 1 more study skills for her health class, where she has a lot of vocabulary words to learn."
