Anne Kennedy is a certified teacher with 20 years of teaching experience in both public and private schools as well as one-on-one settings.  She earned her degree in education from Purdue University and is certified to teach grades K-9.  For the past 8 years, Anne has been providing one-on-one and small group tutoring to students in the Peoria area. Using a variety of traditional as well as hands-on and computer-based instruction, Anne specializes in creating individualized approaches to learning, based on each child’s specific needs.  Her approach to teaching has won praise from both parents and students alike.  One of her greatest joys is watching a child learn, grow, achieve, and ultimately gain self-confidence! 

"I believe that all students have the ability to learn.  It's my job to help them find the key to unlock their potential."   ~Anne

Tim Kennedy is a certified special education teacher with a Masters in Education Administration.  He also has extensive experience in assistive technology. He has been teaching for 17 years in the public schools with students grades K-12.  His experience includes students with:

• Learning Disabilities
• ASD (Autism)
• Behavior Disorders
• Physical and Orthopedic Disabilities
• Cognitive Disabilities
• Severe and Profound Disabilities

He has taught in both inclusive and self contained classrooms in grades K-12.  Tim has also been a Special Education Coordinator at the High School level.  Most recently he served as an Assistive Technology Coordinator.  In that position, he developed a program and managed the purchasing of assistive technology and teacher training for a large public school district.

"I believe that every child has a unique learning style. It is important to create an environment where each child can use the tools necessary for them to be successful."  ~Tim