Your People for Individualized, Differentiated, Educator-Created, Aligned-to-Standards & Learner-Focused Solutions
About Us
Our educational services business is dedicated to providing comprehensive support to our diverse customer base. Through personalized tutoring, academic counseling, test preparation, curriculum creation and movement, we empower students to achieve their academic goals and maximize their potential. Furthermore, we offer guidance and resources to parents in navigating the educational landscape, while assisting businesses in developing tailored training programs and workshops to enhance their workforce's skills and knowledge. Additionally, we help the learning community in ensuring quality assurance with curriculum processing.
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The Guarantee
All services are provided by our educated group of "Peeps." Our peeps have a wide range of expertise and over 18 years of experience in education. They have educated students in settings ranging from private to public school to home school and intervention based. Our services are insured by our Professional Insurance provider based on our years of expertise and experience. Some of our accomplishments include:
- Virginia Department of Education Licensed Educators
- UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior Certified PEERs Provider
- Orton-Gillingham Trained Reading Services Provider
- Degrees ranging from Undergraduate to Post-Graduate and a current Doctor of Education student.
Let's get to work!
Call or Text: 1.540.212.9811
Email: info@IDEALpeeps.com
Educational Service Offerings
Your People for Individualized, Differentiated, Educator-Created, Aligned-to-Standards & Learner-Focused Solutions
Class/Group | Description | Covered by VDOE Grant | Cost to Parents |
SOL Camp (Standards of Learning) (Individual or Small Group (no more than 3)) | The SOL camp is a specialized program designed to prepare and remediate students prepare for their Standard of Learning (SOL) exams. Through targeted instruction, practice sessions, and personalized support, students gain the skills and confidence needed to excel in their exams and achieve academic success. Grades: 3rd-12th Session Duration: 45 minutes | ||
Specialized Instruction Camp (students with disabilities) Individual or Two-Students Per Sessions | The specialized instruction camp caters to students with disabilities, offering a supportive and inclusive environment where they can receive targeted educational support. Through individualized teaching approaches, adaptive materials, and experienced staff, the camp empowers students with disabilities to enhance their skills, build self-confidence, and thrive academically. Grades: K-12th Session Duration: 45 minutes | ||
Group Academic and Social Camp (6 to 8 students per session) | The academic and social camp provides a unique blend of educational and social experiences for students. It offers a range of academic enrichment activities alongside opportunities for social interaction, fostering holistic development and creating a well-rounded camp experience. Grades: 3rd-12th Session Duration: 45 minutes+ | ||
Youth PEERS Social Skills Camp (6 to 8 students per session) | The Youth PEERS Social Skills Camp is a specialized program designed to support neurodivergent youth and youth with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in developing social skills and building meaningful connections. Through evidence-based practices, structured activities, and individualized coaching, participants engage in a supportive environment that promotes social growth and enhances their overall social well-being. Training designed and supported by evidence-based research by the University of California (UCLA) Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior. Ages: 9-12 Session Duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour | ||
PEERS Social Skills Camp for Teens (6 to 8 students per session) | The PEERS Social Skills Camp for Teens is a specialized program designed to support neurodivergent teens and teens with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in developing social skills and building meaningful connections. Through evidence-based practices, structured activities, and individualized coaching, participants engage in a supportive environment that promotes social growth and enhances their overall social well-being. Training designed and supported by evidence-based research by the University of California (UCLA) Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior. Ages: 12+ Session Duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour | ||
Homeschool Student Evaluation of Progress (Individual) | The evaluation of progress sessions for homeschooled students involves employing diverse methods like standardized testing, portfolio reviews, observation, and parent-teacher conferences to assess academic achievements, developmental milestones, and overall growth. Evaluation may consist of the following: examining work samples, test scores, and levels of engagement. The evaluation administrator's goal is to obtain valuable insights into the students' strengths and areas needing improvement, enabling them to ensure the students' educational needs are being effectively met and that the student is making typical progress. Grades: K-12th Session Duration: Varies as student needs. |
All parents are encouraged to apply for the VDOE Acceleration Grant. When utilizing the grant there is no cost to parents until the grant is exhausted.
For more information about the grant, please click here to visit our VDOE Grant Details page. To sign-up for services, please click here.
VDOE Grant details
What is the VA Learning Acceleration Grant and how to apply?
The VA Learning Acceleration Grant program allows Virginia families to utilize up to $3,000 per student for tutoring and educational services through this grant initiative in 2023. Here's what you need to know about eligibility and the application process:
Eligibility:
Starting in May 2023, parents in Virginia with school-age children can apply for the grant.
The grant is open to all students of school age who have not graduated.
Families residing in Virginia with school-age children attending public schools, charter schools, private schools, or homeschools are eligible to apply.
Application Process:
To apply for a $1,500 K-12 Learning Acceleration Grant, parents need to submit the required documents for each eligible child, including proof of residency in Virginia, confirmation of school-age status, and proof that the child has not graduated.
Some students may qualify for a $3,000 K-12 Learning Acceleration Grant if their family income does not exceed 300% of the Federal Poverty Guideline.
The first grant purchase must be made within 30 days of confirming your account, and the first $750 of all grant awards must be spent by August 15, 2023.
How does the grant work?
The VA Learning Acceleration Grant provides flexibility in choosing resources that align with your child's academic needs and goals. The grant can cover various types of tutoring, including:
Preventing summer learning loss: We are offering academic and social groups that help your child maintain their learning progress during the summer break, ensuring they enter the next school year with confidence.
Targeting core subjects: Our instructors are experts across grade levels and subjects such as math, writing, reading, science, and social studies. Our instructors can help your child overcome learning obstacles and enhance their abilities.
Supporting neurodivergent students: We offer inclusive learning environments and classes designed for neurodivergent students, such as those with autism, ADD, ADHD, or other unique learning needs.
The VA Learning Acceleration Grant presents an exciting opportunity for Virginia families to support their children's education and academic growth. VanNess Services, LLC, operating as IDEAL Education People, is an approved vendor committed to providing high-quality and personalized education to Virginia students. You can find VanNess Services, LLC, dba IDEAL Education People in the ClassWallet marketplace as we work together to empower and inspire learning.