SES is additional academic instruction funded by federal monies received by your local school. This program is designed to help your child improve his or her academic performance.
When will my school offer SES?
After three years of failing to make adequate yearly progress (AYP) as defined by No Child Left Behind, your child may be eligible to receive SES from The Reading Group. For more information on AYP, click on the following link: Measuring AYP
May every child at my school receive SES?
Under federal law, only students eligible for the federal Free & Reduced Lunch program are eligible to receive SES.
How will I know if my child is eligible?
If your child is eligible, your school should send you a notice about the SES program with more information and an application for enrolling your child. You can also click on the following link for more information: No Child Left Behind
Who pays for the SES tutoring?
In compliance with No Child Left Behind, federal funds will be set aside to cover the cost of supplemental educational services.
Testimonials:
Read what Jamar's parents have to say about the SES program.
Who can I contact with additional questions about SES?
If you have additional questions about SES or No Child Left Behind, please contact your child's school, The Reading Group at 217-367-0914, or click on the following link: No Child Left Behind
Congratulations! You've turned to the right source for specialized reading instruction. The Reading Group is a not-for-profit learning center located in Urbana and Monticello. We’ve been serving this community for 35
years with highly specialized, one-on-one instruction. We offer lessons to students ages 3 and above, in most subject areas and
for any skill level, including special needs such as dyslexia, speech and language developmental delay, ausperger's syndrome, autism or gifted learning needs.
