High school juniors and seniors can register for a free SAT practice test just by calling 804-346-2242.
Did you know that College Nannies & Tutors was voted in the top 2 “Best Tutoring for Kids” in the annual Richmond Magazine’s readers survey? And there’s no wonder with all they have to offer including:
- Tutoring for all subjects, maths, sciences, languages
- ACT/SAT college test prep – Their one-one-on targeted tutoring services help students achieve higher scores on standardized college tests!
Richmondmom.com has always admired the great tutoring and nanny services provided through this locally owned small business. Check out some of their services:
Stop the Frustration and Start the Learning for Your Student
College Tutors: Does Your Student Need One?
College Sticker Shock: How to Prepare
And speaking of tutors, as students prepare for back-to-school, check out the CNT website. You’ll find valuable resources and information to help your student excel. If your student needs to improve grades this school year, super qualified College Tutors can help. They offer a complete set of customized tutoring for college bound students including homework help, study skills, subject-specific tutoring, and ACT/SAT test prep services.
Get this! High school juniors and seniors can register for a free SAT practice test just by calling 804-346-2242.
Study skills tutors are trained to understand the frustration, cut through the clutter, and make learning fun and easy. College preparation, study skills, and homework skills are just some of the areas where they offer help, support, and encouragement. Their one-on-one targeted teaching methods encourage students to learn through creative ways. Since their tutoring is relationship-based, students actually look forward to meeting with their role model tutor! Now that’s great news!
Don’t take our word for it – schedule a visit with Vicki Daniel at College Nannies & Tutors and meet her staff. See how they can make it easier for your student to get ahead – and give you peace of mind that he/she will be better prepared today, tomorrow, and in the future.
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“Thank you students, tutors, nannies and clients for voting for us in the Annual Richmond Magazine’s Best & Worst Readers’ Survey. We placed second in the “Best Tutoring for Kids” category. We love our students and our super smart, qualified tutors. Thanks!!” ~ Vicki Daniel, Owner
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It’s time to Finish Strong!
With the break of winter, distractions abound. Flowers bloom, spring sports begin; we feel the warmth of the sun and think summer is just around the corner. But, before we reach summer we have to finish the school year and finish it strong. With only a couple months left and SOL’s in May, it is important for students to stay focused on the end game.
As parents we need to ensure our students don’t fade during the final weeks of school. Now is the time to review the rules set at the beginning of the school year and make adjustments as necessary. With extra daylight and increased activities, it’s easy for homework to fall by the wayside, so sticking to a plan and schedule becomes more critical than ever.
Making sure your student is getting enough sleep and setting adequate time aside for study will help them stay on top of tests and projects. If your student is moving into the danger zone with grades, homework or focus, consider one-on-one tutoring to ensure a strong finish to the school year. It’s not too late to turn a C to a B or a B into an A. At College Tutors, we focus on each student’s individual needs; we create a statement of goals specifically for each student and develop a plan to help them reach those goals! And since College Tutors does not have a contract or a registration fee, you pay only for the services needed whether that’s homework help, test prep or improving subject-specific grades.
If standardized tests are on the horizon for your children, help them alleviate anxiety by utilizing practice tests. Any preparation or practice tests will make students more relaxed and confident on test day. Confidence going into the test is often the make or break factor in the test results. Taking timed practice tests can be especially effective preparation as it is often the stress of being timed, not the content, that produces anxiety.
High school students face AP tests and high school juniors are preparing to take the SAT or ACT exams. Spring of junior year is the best time to take the SAT/ACT test for the first time as it increases chances for early admission!
College Tutors offers a free SAT practice test on April 20.
The end of the school year is a very popular time for additional tutoring and tutors’ schedules will fill up fast. Be sure to get your child the help they need to finish strong.
Call today to inquire about one-on-one customized tutoring or to register for the practice test.
Glen Allen Learning Center at the corner of Cox and Broad
Phone 804-346-2242
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Children learn through play every day at the Children’s Museum of Richmond. Shouldn’t the grown ups have one night of fun, too? Now they do! And College Nannies & Tutors is making it easier than ever!
While parents are enjoying the Carniball at CMoR, kids will have a blast too.
College Nannies has partnered with CMoR to offer an unbelievable discounted rate for party goers. That means you not only get to enjoy an evening out guilt-free, but it costs less than ever for premium, engaging, and fun childcare services. Kids love College Nannies because they make everything fun for kids.
It’s easy to make your plans for a special night out. Call 804-346-2242 and College Nannies will be waiting to help you!
About Twilight Carniball
Saturday, March 2, 2013 at 7 pm is an evening of play just for grown ups in the Children’s Museum at the annual Twilight Carniball – Destination: Germany.
Enjoy:
- Good food and drink
- Musical performances by Klaxton Brown
- A special auction of unique experiences available only from the museum—with all the proceeds supporting the Children’s Museum of Richmond’s scholarship fund
- German cuisine and décor by Mosaic Unique Events
- Fabulous entertainment
Enjoy one giant evening of fun so thousands of children can learn and have fun all year!
Discounted child care for this evening is available through College Nannies & Tutors. Call 804-346-2242 to schedule.
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Finding the right after-school activities for your kids can be a daunting process. While we’re very fortunate
that Richmond is such a kid-friendly city with so much to offer, we often don’t know where to start when looking for after-school enrichment. Richmondmom.com is pleased to provide this list of programs and classes to help you find the right activity for your child. Know of any that aren’t included? Let us know!
Also, be sure and check out our Richmond Summer Camps 2013 to find fun camps this summer.
DANCE CLASSES:
Heart of Ireland School of Dance is the choice for Irish dance instruction in Richmond. Located in Midlothian, they offer solo and ceili classes for all ages and abilities.
The School of Richmond Ballet offers superior training for young people who aspire to have a professional ballet career as well as those students who wish simply to enrich their lives through dance.
The Jessica Morgan School of Dance provides a quality progressive dance educational program for over 1,000 students at three locations. Classes include ballet, tap, Irish dance, contemporary, musical theater, hip hop and more.
The Village Dance Studio believes that every child should have the opportunity to grow and develop in ways the arts uniquely provide. Their program educates, challenges and inspires in a personal, non-competitive atmosphere of learning and fun.
Voted “Best Dance Studio for Children and Adults” in Richmond, Virginia by Richmond Magazine!, Regency Dance Academy has classes in Ballet, Pointe, Tap, Jazz, Hip Hop, Lyrical, and Modern/Contemporary.
The Dance Studio takes pride in being known as Richmond’s traditional dance school. Join in the fun, joy, and discipline of the art of dance and find out what keeps dancers coming back year after year.
Open since 1976, The West End Academy of Dance offers programs in ballet, modern, hip hop, jazz and tap. WEAD enjoys being “your local neighborhood studio”, offering dance classes to all age groups and all levels of experience.
TwirlyQ offers baton twirling classes in private and group sessions. Whether you are interested in learning figure-eights or becoming Miss Majorette of America, TwirlyQ is the baton club for you!
Dogtown Dance Theatre now offers two unique classes for kids that are sure to boost their self confidence and physical fitness: Hoop Dance & Poi, taught by Stacey Firefly of RVA Hoop Lovers and Aerial Silks & Circus Arts, taught by Heather Bailey of RVA Aerial Arts Collaborative: Host of Sparrows.
SPORTS PROGRAMS AND SPORTS SKILLS CLASSES:
Core Kids Academy has numerous gymnastics and cheerleading classes at their location in the Quioccasin Station Shopping Center. Their mission is to instill and develop confidence, fitness, and life skills through gymnastics and fitness.
At Endorphin Fitness kids ages 6-15 experience fitness through swim, bike, run and strength in an engaging, fun group setting. Recreational and competitive teams available.
Give your child the winning edge at Master Cho’s Tae Kwon Do and Martial Arts center. Short Pump and Virginia Center locations offer after-school classes for kids of all ages in a positive and encouraging atmosphere.
Grandmaster Dong’s Studio teaches children physical fitness, weight control, self-control, increased concentration, and respect for others through their Tae Kwon Do programs at their multiple Richmond area locations.
Martial Arts World of West End’s after-school program focuses on building confidence and self-discipline, improving grades, respect for self and others, and developing a “Yes I can!” attitude.
Richmond Traditional Martial Arts After School Program provides school pick up, homework supervision, a snack and an organized break period in addition to martial arts classes.
Mom’s Treehouse hosts fitness and enrichment classes for children from birth up to school-aged children and beyond. Their dream is to raise a generation of children who are not only fit but enjoy exercise and living healthy.
At ACAC Fitness and Wellness Centers, kids finish homework, have a snack and enjoy a wide array of activities including swimming, crafts, and sport activities. Available to members and non-members, and transportation is available from select schools.
Richmond Olympiad’s four area locations offer multi-level gymnastics classes from the Intro to Gymnastics to the Medalist Program.
Twist Gymnastics emphasizes physical fitness, strength and flexibility to allow students to master basic gymnastics skills and progress to intermediate and advanced levels.
The mission at River City Youth Fitness is to create an environment where children can develop a positive attitude towards physical activities that will grow to include healthy habits for a lifetime. RCYF has a wide selection of gymnastics classes for children of all ages.
Interested in fun, energetic sports for your child? Richmond Twisters offers All Star Cheerleading and gymnastics classes in a fun, positive, instructional environment for all our athletes.
Richmond Ice Zone and Skate Nation Plus offer youth hockey and skating instruction. Browse class offerings and schedules here.
The Little Gym of Glen Allen doesn’t just cater to the younger set! They offer classes for kids up to age 12 in gymnastics, dance, sports skills and karate. They’ve got something to satisfy every kid.
i9 Sports® is the first and fastest growing franchise of youth sports leagues in the US. With over 500,000 members since 2003 and 275 locations in 30 states, i9 Sports offers the most popular team sports for kids with a focus on fun, safety, and good sportsmanship.
Upward Sports’ kid programs teach sport skills and values and offer family-friendly schedules. Sports offered include soccer, flag football, basketball and cheerleading.
MUSIC AND INSTRUMENTS:
Cartwheels and Coffee hosts Suzuki Violin lessons on weekday afternoons. Instructor Caitlin Hunt aids children 3 and up in discovering their musical creativity.
The Center For Creative Arts hosts private lessons in guitar, piano, drums, flute, violin, voice and more at their location at Shady Grove United Methodist Church in the Far West End. Lessons are taught by professional musicians who work with each student to meet their musical goals and develop their skills.
The Academy of Music’s mission is to provide everyone, no matter their age or experience, an enriching music education through instrumental or vocal study, ensemble participation and/or music classes. Private instruction and group classes available.
Grove Avenue Piano School offers hands-on piano instruction in a fun environment.
Key Signatures is dedicated to offering the highest quality of music lessons in the Richmond area, with degreed music instructors teaching private lessons in all styles of guitar, piano, bass guitar, banjo, mandolin, violin, cello, upright bass, drums, flute, ukulele and voice.
Midlothian Music Lessons has a goal of making available the kind of teacher who can help any student gain the lifelong skill of playing music if they are willing to spend their time learning. Lessons available in guitar, woodwind, violin, piano, cello and drum.
Richmond Piano has supported the local music and arts community for the past 35 years. From young students to adults, beginners to advanced musicians, our instructors are dedicated to helping each student achieve his or her musical goals.
The Greater Richmond School of Music, located in Mechanicsville and at St. Benedict School in Richmond, offers private lessons and group classes for children and teens in many areas of study. They also have a comprehensive homeschooling program.
FUN IN THE KITCHEN:
Young Chef’s Academy’s weekly classes are designed to help young chefs explore cuisines while building upon basic skills. Each class adds a heap of kitchen safety, a scoop of etiquette, a handful of table setting, a pinch of menu planning and laughter to taste.
At Kids in the Kitchen, kids age 7 and up will be able to use age appropriate appliances & tools while creating dishes new to them and a new twist on some old favorites.
THEATER AND PERFORMING ARTS:
SPARC (School of the Performing Arts in the Richmond Community) offers a graduated performing arts curriculum for beginners, experienced students and advanced young actors at locations throughout Richmond.
The Swift Creek Academy of the Performing Arts (SCAPA) is located in Midlothian and offers classes in dance, drama, instrumental and vocal music for students ages 3 to adult.
Christian Youth Theatre hosts a wide variety of core classes in drama, voice, and dance, plus specialty classes. During the final class week, a high-energy “SHOWCASE” is presented by each class for the other students as well as family and friends.
Drama Kids International has provided innovative programs to tens of thousands of children in the USA since 1999. The local Drama Kids chapter offers classes for multiple age levels are locations throughout Richmond.
VISUAL ARTS AND CREATIVE WRITING:
All Fired Up is a hands-on clay-painting workshop that is fun for kids and parents alike with eight different after-school programs.
The Center for Creative Arts, located in the West End at the Shady Grove United Methodist Church, hosts various after-school art classes for kids and teens.
The Cultural Arts Center of Glen Allen offers visual arts and ceramics classes for kids both weekdays and weekends at their location in the old Glen Allen School.
The Visual Arts Center of Richmond has a long, positive partnership with Richmond City Public Schools and is excited to be involved in a new middle-school enrichment initiative this fall. Their Art After School classes reach more than 570 youth each year in hands-on studio classes in all types of visual and literary arts.
At Color Me Mine‘s six-week art program, students will learn a different painting technique at each after-school class and apply it to a ceramic piece. Classes available to kids ages 6-12 years old.
Richmond Young Writers hosts several Fall after-school Intensives for kids age 8-17. Intensives such as Mythical Magical Madness and Curious Creature Compendium are sure to get your kid’s creative writing juices flowing.
TUTORING:
College Nannies and Tutors of Richmond offers a discount on tutoring with our Savvy Saver Card and has a host of professional, trained tutors for your child’s needs.
Tutoring Club provides tutoring for students of all academic levels, kindergarten through 12th grade. Tutoring Club offers individualized instruction in exclusive TutorAid programs for math, reading, writing, SAT and ACT preparation, study skills, and more.
Mathnasium’s goal is to significantly increase your child’s math skills, understanding of math concepts, and overall school performance, while building confidence and forging a positive attitude toward the subject.
Tutor Doctor makes house calls! Tutor Doctor Of Richmond understands how important a well-rounded education is to future success, and that habits and attitudes learned early in life are likely to follow your child throughout his life
Smart Solutions Tutoring is a local tutoring group that is designed to meet the needs of child and adult learners. Private and group sessions are offered.
Kumon is the world’s largest after-school math and reading academic enrichment program. Their personalized approach helps children learn math and reading concepts based on their ability rather than their age or grade.
SCIENCE AND BRAIN BUSTERS:
At Maymont, educators offer a variety of historical and environmental after-school programs that meet Virginia’s Standards of Learning for either History and Social Science or Science.
Bricks 4 Kidz’ after-school classes build on the universal popularity of LEGO® bricks to deliver a high quality of educational play. Kids construct a new model each week based on exciting themes from space to sports, amusement parks to animals.
MULTI-ACTIVITY PROGRAMS:
Aerial East Gymnastics - This program is geared towards 1st through 12th graders. Children will be divided into classes based on age and ability level.
At the many Greater Richmond YMCAs after school programs, children and teens learn values and positive behaviors, and can explore their unique talents and interests, helping them realize their potential.
Richmond Activity Alliance is an organization comprised of the area’s top after-school program providers. For children ages 5-12, our fun, hands-on activities are held at local elementary schools and offer something for every student’s interest, including art, Mad Science and drama.
Weinstein JCC offers an exciting and dynamic elementary and middle school-age program designed to meet the demands of today’s working families. Our facility offers nurturing and enriching quality childcare for children both after school and on “School’s Out” days.
WEEK-LONG AND COMMUNITY-LED PROGRAMS:
At Good Shephard Child Development Center, children enjoy playful activities and enrichment programs in a safe, nurturing, Christian environment. After-school care offered 2 – 5 days a week for Swift Creek Elementary, Evergreen and J. B. Watkins Elementary Schools.
Tuckaway Child Development and Early Education Centers support several area elementary schools with their after-school programs.
Bright Horizons, Short Pump, offers a wealth of enrichment activities that engage the interests of school-age children.
The Village at Rainbow Station’s multiple locations throughout Richmond offer your school-age child, up to age 14, stimulating recreational activities and homework supervision.
The City of Richmond Parks and Rec After School Program allows children who are in kindergarten through fifth grade to participate in educational and recreational activities each and every day of the school year! They promote the “learning is fun” philosophy.
Team Up Richmond provides after school activities for students in each of the city’s middle schools, four elementary schools and two high schools with a free after school environment that combines academics, tutoring, athletics, performing arts and personal growth and development programs.
Jack and Jill School’s after school programs provide homework assistance, supervised play, computers, Drama, Music, Stretch ‘n’ grow, playground time and more in a safe, stimulating and relaxed environment. Transportation available from the following elementary schools: Ridge, Pemberton, Skipwith, Maybeury, Tuckahoe, Pinchbeck, and Jackson Davis.
Greater Richmond ARC’s After-School Programs provide structured recreational and leisure opportunities – both in the community and center-based – for school-aged persons with developmental disabilities. ARC has two after school sites – on Richmond City’s Northside and at Camp Baker in Chesterfield County.
The Youth Life Learning Center provides a safe and structured environment for children after school. Certified teachers and trained volunteer mentors instruct the children daily from 2:30 PM-6:00 PM to encourage the children’s ability to complete their homework successfully and strengthen their academic skills.
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By Chuck Nickel
College Nannies and Tutors
Sticker Shock.
These words ring true for any family as it begins the college research process for children. Most families begin with best intentions, but find themselves stopping at one unsettling point: the annual average cost of attendance. That’s when shock sets in.
Costs of attending college are steadily rising. In 2011, average tuition at four-year public universities rose eight percent, and private university tuition costs rose four-and-a half percent. Increases in public school tuition rose faster due to decreases in funds available to the universities, throwing more of a burden on students.
What can be done to reduce the overall cost of college education?
Plan Ahead
- The first step is to reduce the time it takes to earn a degree. Success on Advanced Placement tests and taking high-school courses that are accepted both for high school and college credit can effectively reduce the number of hours required for a degree by a significant amount (possibly one semester or more).
- Another option is going the community college route for the first two years. The cost of completing general education credits at a community college can average about $2,700 per year versus an average of $8,000/year if living at home and attending a four-year public university. The caveat here is to make sure the college you plan to attend afterward will accept the credits you wish to transfer.
- An important statistic to evaluate when researching colleges is the four-year graduation rate. Schools with high graduation rates tend to push students in a direction to complete their degree work in four years. These schools may allow students to delay declaring a major until the middle or end of their sophomore year and emphasize coursework in the first two years that will count toward almost any major.
- A key to garnering additional grants and need-based aid is to properly allocate your assets so that when the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) is completed, these funds will not be counted against the family. Families need to consult with a financial planner who specializes in the college funding process to insure their assets are properly allocated.
- Completing the FAFSA early and accurately is also important. Contrary to popular belief, you do not have to wait until you actually file your income tax statement to submit the FAFSA. It can be completed using estimated tax data. By submitting early, you are at the head of the line for dollars that will be awarded. Late filing means that much of the available funds will already have been allocated.
Private University vs. Public
Don’t rule out attending a top-ranked private university because you don’t think you can afford it. Just comparing the tuition costs of a public university versus a private institution doesn’t tell you the whole story. Financial aid is an important part of the equation.
Four myths about private universities:
- Most students can’t afford the tuition cost of a private university.
Truth: Financial aid always takes tuition cost into account. Overall, 83 percent of students at private universities receive aid, which means students at all income levels receive help. Average cost of private tuition vs. average net cost after financial aid: $25,140, average private tuition; $14,930, average net cost. (Source: College Board 2008) Currently, 64 private universities in the U.S. have endowments exceeding $1 billion. - Public universities provide better deals for students.
Truth: Most public universities cannot offer the same types of financial aid packages as private universities. A better financial aid package reduces a family’s out-of-pocket expenses. Average financial aid package at private vs. public university: $10,200, private college; $3,700, public college. (Source: College Board 2008) - The personalized education at private and public institutions is the same.
Truth: Private institutions spend more per student. This can result in a more personalized education where professors know students by name. Average expenditure per student at private vs. public baccalaureate colleges: $21,200, private college; $10,600, public college. (Source: College Board 2009) - Graduating in four years means a degree from a public university costs a lot less.
Truth: A higher percentage of students attending private universities graduate in four years or less, when compared to students attending public institutions. Graduating in four years could reduce a student’s overall tuition costs and the time it takes to get into the job market. Percentage of students graduating in four years at private vs. public university: 57 percent, private college; 29 percent, public college. (Source: Oregon Independent College Association 2006-2007)
There are many factors to consider when financing a college education. The most important thing is to find the right college for your student. With proper planning, asset allocation, academic achievement and a well- rounded resume, your student can get into the school best fitting his/her need.
Note from Richmondmom.com
Prepare ahead, consider the options, and decide what’s best for your child’s education and future. In Virginia, be sure to take advantage of VA529 Plans and opportunities and start saving early too.
Helping kids prepare for college begins when they are young. You can help them prepare by taking advantage of College Nannies + Tutors customized one-on-one tutoring (visit this link for information on Savvy Saver discounts with them). When kids learn the subject matter without struggling so hard, they are better prepared now and for the future.
Contact College Nannies + Tutors for more information on their subject-specific tutoring, SAT preparation, and more. College Tutors Builds Stronger Families® by offering a complete set of customized tutoring, homework help and college prep services. Tutoring services are provided through one-on-one role model tutors and tailored to each student’s individual needs. That is what makes them different and that is what makes their students successful.
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Summer is just around the corner and kids will soon be out of school. Whether you’re working outside the home, volunteering, working at home, or just need a break now and then, College Nannies + Tutors can help. You never have to worry with College Nannies because they are well-trained and committed to helping kids grow and learn while playing and enjoying their time together. College Nannies know how to stimulate kids’ minds and challenge them in healthy ways to enjoy active lifestyles.
College Nannies + Tutors also has lots of resources to help children keep learning all summer long with their College Tutors.
It’s a proven fact that kids forget much of what they learned during the previous school year, so providing them with ongoing learning and tutoring during the summer is a smart thing to do. It will definitely benefit them in their academic performance for the next year and make it easier for them to excel.
According to the National Summer Learning Association, kids forget math, reading and spelling skills over summer. Some professionals refer to summer as “the brain drain”. Now you can do something to help kids during the summer by engaging a summer tutor from College Nannies + Tutors.
It’s such a simple solution!
Whether you’re looking for full-time, part-time, or occasional help for nannies and tutors, you will find all that you need at College Nannie + Tutors.
Check out their services and give them a call. You will be glad you did.
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Spring Break is over and now we’re in the home stretch as we approach summer and lots of fun in the sun. But before summer, there are plenty of tests, exams, SOLs, and more. It seems that April and May are crammed with activities, tests, and year-end projects for kids.
You can make a huge difference in your child’s grades this year by taking advantage of College Tutors in Glen Allen. College Tutors has someone who can make learning come alive for your child. They have subject specific expertise and can get real results.
Many kids dread homework and many have difficulty focusing – especially as they near the end of the school year. Their tutors can be great role models and great tutors, making it easier for kids to learn and enjoy their time studying.
One-on-One Tutoring services will help your child end up with a strong finish this year as he or she heads towards summer. Whether it’s a math test, a science exam, ACT/SAT standardized testing, or something else, they have an expert waiting to help.
And don’t forget to contact College Tutors during the summer months to keep kids learning or to access our College Nannies who will offer helping hands all summer long.
Just give them a call at 804.346.2242 and visit their website to see all that they have to offer. Be sure to use your Savvy Saver card when you call to take advantage of savings.
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]]>You already know how much Richmond moms, dads, and grandparents LOVE College Nannies & Tutors. Well, now everyone knows how great they are. They were recently recognized with the Rock Star Designation which is only awarded to the best of the best in their franchise system. Congratulations on such a prestigious award!
Local business owner of the Richmond franchise, Vicki Daniel, won national recognition at the College Nannies and Tutors Annual National Conference last week in San Diego, CA. College Nannies & Tutors Founder and CEO, Joe Keeley, stated “The Rock Star designation is an earned award given to the best of the best in our franchise system. The Glen Allen Placement and Learning Center is one of the top performers in a system that serves families in 79 territories across 25 states. We are proud to partner with them in Building Stronger Families in Richmond area communities. This recognition is well deserved!” he said.
In order to qualify for the award, the franchise must meet or exceed business objectives in three primary areas: financial growth and profitability, operational expertise and team building.
Vicki Daniel explains, “We are thrilled to receive this recognition and even more excited about the opportunity to continue to Build Stronger families in our community each and every day. Thanks go out to our client families, our amazing team of over 70 wonderful nannies and tutors, and to our very dedicated office staff, Amanda Payne and Laura Rhoades.”
We’re excited about your award and we’re looking forward to even more growth in 2012 and beyond.
Vicki Daniel, Owner of Richmond's College Nannies & Tutors
College Nannies & Tutors offers tremendous benefits, services, and opportunities for local moms and caregivers. They have highly experienced tutors to give kids an extra helping hand when they need it, and their college nannies are among the best in the area. Accessing their services can make it easier to give kids a chance to excel in life, and parents a chance to enjoy some time while the kids are in capable and loving hands.
Don’t forget to use your Savvy Saver card for savings when you access their services.
To read the press release regarding the award, just visit the PR Log website.
Congratulations again Vicki – you and your team ROCK!
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