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Summer Learning

Private Tutoring Programs

These programs provide tutoring and academic enrichment for kids outside of school. These programs are not free tutoring and costs vary. Please inquire with organizations directly about pricing.

  • Kumon
    Provides individualized instruction in math and reading for preschool through high school. The Kumon method utilizes short, daily assignments students complete at Kumon centers and at home. They also offer virtual classes. Visit the website or call for pricing details and to find a Kumon center near you.
    (800) 222-6284
    kumon.com
  • Math Plus Academy
    Offers small class sizes, creative lessons, and supportive coaching to help children build confidence, curiosity, and genuine love for mathematics. Programs include math enrichment and tutoring, math competition team, Lego robotics, 3D printing, chess, and summer camps. They serve gifted and bright students K-8 in Powell, Dublin, and North Columbus. Scholarships may be available.
    9681 Sawmill Road, Powell, Ohio 43065
    (614) 792-6284
    mathplusacademy.com
  • Sylvan Learning
    Provides personalized tutoring for K-12 students in math, reading, writing, and science. Programs include test prep for SAT, ACT, GRE, and more. They also offer summer camps and virtual classes. They do not offer scholarships but do offer payment plans. The Sylvan of Columbus center serves New Albany, Gahanna, Westerville, Reynoldsburg, Pickerington, Bexley, Blacklick Whitehall, Newark, Pataskala, Grove City, West Jefferson, and Groveport.
    5721 North Hamilton Road, Columbus, Ohio 43230
    (614) 528-4932
    sylvanlearning.com

Summer Learning Resources

Check out these resources to keep your kids learning for free all summer long. Click Here for a full list of Education & Literacy resources from CAP4Kids.

Institute of Reading Development Summer Reading Programs

Offers 5-week summer reading programs for a wide range of ages (4-year-olds to college students). Programs are available in-person or online. Programs cover reading comprehension, reading speed, study skills, test-taking strategies and other skills. The program does have a cost for tuition and materials, and tuition varies by program. Scholarships are offered based on financial need and availability of funds, and they offer sibling / family discounts. In-person classes in Columbus are held at Ohio Dominican University in East Columbus and Otterbein University in Westerville. The program is offered by Case Western Reserve University. Call to enroll.
(800) 903-1925
readingprograms.org/case

Girls Who Code

Offers free, online coding clubs from beginner to advanced for girls, women, and non-binary people. Their website also has free, downloadable activities from beginner to advanced for anyone to learn coding at home. Their summer programs for high school students include a 2-week intensive immersion experience with financial assistance available, or a free 6-week self-paced option. Free and in-person clubs are available throughout the country at various schools and community locations, visit the website to find a club near you.
girlswhocode.com

Khan Academy

Find free, high-quality, educational videos on K-12+ topics by subject or by grade. Topics include math, science, computing, arts and humanities, economics and finance, music, philosophy, and more. The Life Skills section includes internet safety, social media literacy, personal finance, college admissions, and social-emotional learning. They also provide free test prep tools for AP tests, SAT, MCAT, and LSAT. Khan Academy Kids is a free educational app for kids ages 2-8 with fun games, videos, printables, and more. The Khan Academy website can be translated into many different languages. Teachers can sign up for additional resources.

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