At Galileo Growth, we thoughtfully design personalized learning plans that make education approachable, joyful, and effective. Drawing inspiration from Galileo’s spirit of discovery, we guide families through the educational process—bringing together innovation, expertise, and empathy to ensure every child can thrive.
Services
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Struggling with reading, writing, spelling—or any combination of the three? Our brain-based literacy intervention uses evidence-backed, action-oriented techniques that engage the auditory, visual, sensory, and kinesthetic systems to strengthen the essential connection between sounds, letters, and words.
Claire, certified in Science of Reading approaches including Orton-Gillingham and LETRS (Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling), designs a customized scope and sequence for every learner. Each session is tailored to meet the student where they are, ensuring steady progress and meaningful growth.
The ultimate goal? To build confidence, close skill gaps, and inspire a lifelong love of reading.
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Our math intervention services focus on building conceptual understanding, number sense, and problem-solving fluency through structured, evidence-based instruction tailored to each learner’s unique profile.
We go beyond memorization to help students truly understand the why behind math—connecting visual, auditory, and kinesthetic strategies to make abstract concepts concrete and accessible. Each plan is personalized to meet the student where they are, fostering both skill growth and confidence.
Lessons emphasize the real-world applications of math, helping students see how mathematical thinking connects to everyday life—whether managing time, understanding patterns in nature, or solving practical problems.
The goal: to help every learner develop not only stronger math skills but also a genuine sense of competence, curiosity, and perseverance when tackling challenges.
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Whether it’s a formal plan—like an IEP (Individualized Education Plan) or ILP (Individualized Learning Plan)—or goals we develop together based on assessments and record review, Galileo Growth provides targeted support to help students achieve meaningful progress.
Our work can span any area—from academic skill-building to executive functioning and social-emotional growth. We help children set clear, child-understandable goals, build an actionable plan to achieve them, and celebrate progress along the way.
It’s equally important that families understand the IEP and the process behind it. Navigating special education services can be overwhelming, but Galileo Growth is here to make it easier. We offer comprehensive IEP review, assessments, and consultations to ensure your child’s educational plan aligns with their unique needs. Through individualized instruction, continuous progress monitoring, and expert guidance, we empower both students and families to turn goals into growth—at school and beyond.
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Let us help you navigate the complex—and often overwhelming—education system with confidence. Whether you’re seeking support in understanding your child’s plan, starting tough conversations, or knowing what questions to ask, Galileo Growth is here to guide you every step of the way.
Our goal is to ensure your child’s educational plan truly serves their best interests and includes the services and supports they are entitled to. We partner with families to interpret and review documents, attend meetings, observe classroom settings, and facilitate communication between home and school.
Through a balance of expert consultation and compassionate advocacy, we empower families to understand the special education process and confidently advocate for their child’s needs—ensuring every student receives the support they deserve to thrive.
meet claire
Claire, MA, ED.S. founded Galileo Growth in an effort to guide families with expertise as they navigate the complex, and often times confusing, educational system. She is a credentialed Education Specialist with a decade of experience working alongside students and their families. She recognized the need for greater support and advocacy than what is often provided in a school setting and is dedicated to giving children with learning difficulties the tools and support they need to succeed.