Helping Your Child Succeed
The goal at Fick Educational Services is to make sure that your children receive quality educational care in a comfortable, personal, and nurturing environment.
MAIN OFFICE: West Chester, PA
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About Fick Educational Services
Fick Educational Services, LLC is devoted to the educational needs of the children we serve. Through individualized learning plans, tutoring and advocacy, we strive to insure that all children have access to the education they deserve by laying the foundation for a brighter future. We strive to provide educational services in a more personal, comfortable, and nurturing environment.
Tutoring
We offer a full range of tutoring services from preschool to high school aged students in either a one-on-one setting or group environment.
Services
Our individualized learning plans, tutoring, & advocacy strive to insure that all children have access to the education that they deserve.
Summer Programs
We offer a variety of programs to fit your needs. Our summer programs encourage your child to build relationships, learn, be active, and meet challenges.
From Our Blog
On June 12, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a unanimous decision in A.J.T. v. Osseo Area Schools, marking a significant victory for students with disabilities and their families. The case centered on a Minnesota student with a rare form of epilepsy that made it impossible for her to attend school
Dyslexia is something that affects numerous students, and can make it harder for them to learn. In order to know how to make learning easier for them, it’s important to know what dyslexia is, the signs to look for, and other vital information regarding dyslexia. Dyslexia is a reading disability
It’s important for students with IEPs to feel included in the classroom and beyond. Inclusion for students with IEPs is more than just a physical environment, and is not something they have to earn. Inclusion begins at school, and should continue well beyond. Inclusion for students with IEPs should be