When Reading Feels Hard, the Right Support Can Change Everything

Private instruction for elementary students who are struggling with reading or lacking confidence.

Structured, evidence-based reading intervention led by Dan Kangley M.Ed, designed for students who need a different approach.

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If reading feels frustrating or inconsistent, it’s often not motivation—it’s a skill gap.

When the foundation isn’t solid, reading becomes harder—and confidence often follows. The good news is that with the right instruction, these skills can be strengthened and confidence rebuilt.

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That’s where targeted, personalized reading intervention makes the difference.

Targeted, Personalized Reading Intervention

Kangley Learning provides structured, one-on-one reading intervention designed to meet each student’s individual needs.

Instruction is grounded in science of reading–aligned, research-based practices and structured literacy approaches, including Orton-Gillingham–informed instruction. Each lesson is intentionally designed to address specific skill gaps and build a strong foundation for long-term success.

Through consistent, personalized support, students develop the skills, accuracy, and confidence they need to become capable, independent readers.

Build Skills. Ignite Confidence.

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More Than Tutoring

This is not homework help or general tutoring.

Instruction is structured, personalized, and designed to address the underlying skills students need to become successful readers. Each session targets specific gaps and builds a strong foundation for long-term progress.

When instruction is targeted and systematic, students don’t just improve—they begin to feel confident again.

Traditional Tutoring

  • Focuses on homework

  • Short-term help

  • Limited skill development

Kangley Learning

  • Targets foundational skills

  • Structured, research-based instruction

  • Designed for lasting progress

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Limited Summer Openings Available
Summer is an opportunity to close gaps and build confidence before the next school year begins.
Spots are intentionally limited to ensure each student receives personalized, one-on-one support.

Personalized Reading Services

One-on-one, structured reading intervention designed to meet your child’s unique needs and support meaningful, lasting progress.

A structured one-on-one reading program designed to strengthen foundational literacy skills and support steady, consistent growth.

This plan is ideal for students who need ongoing support to reinforce core reading skills, maintain progress, and build confidence over time.

Foundations Plan

An intensive one-on-one reading program designed to close skill gaps and accelerate progress.

This plan is ideal for students who are below grade level or need more frequent, targeted instruction to build skills and prepare for the upcoming school year with confidence.

Momentum Plan

Summer programs starting at $1,800

Customized plans based on your child’s needs. Each plan includes personalized instruction, ongoing progress monitoring, and targeted intervention designed to produce measurable growth.

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