Small Group Budget Services
Small Group Semester Options
Small Group Reading Intervention
1st/2nd Grade
Schedule:
Thursdays, 4:00-5:00 PM
Led by:
Jessica Osborne, M. Ed
Our small group classes provide structured, engaging early literacy intervention during the school year. Designed for students reading at approximately a 1st or 2nd-grade level, these 60-minute weekly sessions target foundational reading skills using evidence-based programs such as Heggerty, Orton-Gillingham, and UFLI. Groups include 3–4 students, with a 3-student minimum required to run the class at the discounted small group rate.
🟡 Ideal for: Students who benefit from guided reading intervention, foundational literacy support, and a consistent, nurturing small-group setting. (Not intended for students with IEPs or those working to close a more significant learning gap.)
Small Group Reading Intervention
3rd/4th Grade
Schedule:
Thursdays, 5:15-6:15 PM
Led by:
Jessica Osborne, M. Ed
Designed for students reading at approximately a 3rd or 4th-grade level, these 60-minute weekly sessions focus on building fluency, decoding, spelling, and comprehension using evidence-based programs such as Orton-Gillingham and UFLI. Groups include 3–4 students, with a 3-student minimum required to run the class at the discounted small group rate.
🟡 Ideal for: Students who benefit from guided reading intervention, targeted literacy support, and a consistent, nurturing small-group setting. (Not intended for students with IEPs or those working to close a more significant learning gap.)
Small Group ELA Intervention
5th/6th Grade
Schedule:
Mondays, 4:45-5:45 PM
Led by:
Kassie Patterson, M. Ed
This small group class is designed to strengthen upper elementary students’ skills in constructed response writing, spelling, and reading comprehension. Students will learn to use the RACE strategy (Restate, Answer, Cite, Explain) to craft well-structured responses to text-based questions. Spelling instruction will focus on patterns, word families, and syllable structures, helping students recognize and apply spelling rules effectively. Reading comprehension activities will include strategies such as summarizing, questioning, and visualizing to enhance understanding of texts. Sessions are interactive and supportive, encouraging students to develop confidence and proficiency in ELA skills. Groups include 3–4 students, with a 3-student minimum required to run the class at the discounted small group rate.
🟡 Ideal for: 5th and 6th grade students seeking to improve their ELA skills, particularly in writing structured responses, mastering spelling strategies, and enhancing reading comprehension in a collaborative, small-group setting.
Successful Strategies Group
Schedule:
Mondays at 3:45 PM and 4:45 PM, Tuesdays at 4:45 PM
Led by:
Kassie Patterson, M. Ed, Jasmine Hill, M. Ed, Kate Pratt, Lil Sayler
This academic coaching and study skills support option aids 4th–9th grade students who are semi-independent but benefit from structure, check-ins, and accountability. Focus areas include study habits, organization, project planning, and test preparation—minus the parent-child homework stress.
🟡 Ideal for: Students performing near grade level who need help staying organized, managing workload, and building effective habits for success.
Register Your Child Today!
Step #2: Complete the Google Form:
Step #3: Email honey@cdahope.com to complete the registration process and select your session day and time.
**Important: Registration is for the entire 2025-2026 school year (Fall and Spring Semesters). To opt out of spring services and cancel your payments on 12/1, 1/1, 2/1, 3/1, and 4/1, you must complete the Google Form below by November 1st.**