Skill-Based Placement
Students are grouped by the reading skills they need to strengthen—not simply by age or grade.
Small-group academic support launching with K–5 reading, built around what your child actually needs—not just their grade level. Every student begins with a reading skills assessment and is placed into a focused group of no more than four students.
VirtuaStudy Club combines the attention of a tiny classroom with a structured reading program designed to build the skills that help children become stronger, more confident readers.
Students are grouped by the reading skills they need to strengthen—not simply by age or grade.
Your child learns with the same tutor and, whenever possible, the same small group each week.
We monitor skill growth throughout the program so instruction can adjust as your child develops.
VirtuaStudy Club is launching with focused K–5 reading support, with a brand designed to expand into additional academic subjects such as math in the future.
For developing readers who are building the core skills needed to read words accurately and confidently.
For readers strengthening fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, and the ability to understand increasingly complex text.
A simple path from “I’m worried about my child’s reading” to a clear, focused plan.
Complete our short parent intake so we understand your concerns and goals.
Your child completes a complimentary educational reading assessment with a trained VirtuaStudy educator.
We identify your child’s current reading profile and recommend the right instructional group.
Your child joins a recurring small group with a dedicated tutor and structured reading plan.
Everything your child needs to participate in their VirtuaStudy reading group.
One-on-one tutoring can be expensive, while large online classes can make it difficult for children to receive enough individual attention.
VirtuaStudy is built in the middle: a maximum of four students gives children opportunities to participate, read aloud, receive corrective feedback, and learn alongside peers without getting lost in a crowd.
That works out to about $31 per live session when a student attends eight sessions in a month.
No. The VirtuaStudy assessment is an educational placement tool used to identify a student’s current reading skill profile. It is not a clinical evaluation and does not diagnose dyslexia or other learning conditions.
Our goal is continuity. Groups are built around recurring schedules so students can learn with the same dedicated tutor each week.
Never more than four. Groups are intentionally small so tutors can provide frequent interaction and feedback.
VirtuaStudy currently specializes in K–5 reading support so we can keep the program focused and consistent.
VirtuaStudy provides the students, curriculum, lesson materials, and small-group structure. Experienced K–5 educators can earn $50 per completed 45-minute session, increasing to $55 with a full group of four. Optional trained assessment work pays $50 per completed assessment.