What We Offer
Tutoring
Restart your Child’s Love of Learning
Tutoring
The right connection is essential when teaching struggling readers. By working with a child’s unique learning style, success can be achieved.
Workshops
Teach the Way They Learn
Workshops
Educators should be cheerleaders and champions for every student. Learn ways to guide a struggling reader to success.
Games & More
The Power of Play & Enjoyment
Games & More
Being playful is a powerful tool that can help motivate children and boost brain power. Let’s play!
Testimonials
"We have seen so much growth in Jack and we know it is due to his special relationship with you. Even though reading is so difficult, you help him feel comfortable and secure. He is realizing his true potential and it is magical!"
Katie & Jim B.
Parents
"You elevated teaching to a new height this year for Raphael and for us as parents. We have never experienced such warmth, care, and empathy. You made learning so exciting. We are so grateful to you for helping him feel good about himself."
Shannon & Trevor N.
Parents
"My son Josh and I met Stacey after finishing first grade. He had been struggling with reading since kindergarten. We had nowhere else to turn to and we didn’t know what to do. He started working with Stacey through the summer and it was a life changing experience for all of us. I really mean all of us. Our village is Stacey, the teachers, Josh and myself working together to help him succeed."
Susan R
Parent
"Thank you for your incredible spirit and enthusiasm. Katie loves going to tutoring now which is quite different from the past. Your ongoing support and positive encouragement have brought about this change in our daughter."
Linda P.
Parent
“We thank you so much for bringing your light into our world. You have brought out the best in Jennifer and offered her confidence in building necessary skills for her reading brain."
Jackie & Steve S.
Parents
About Us
Stacey Roselli is an Orton-Gillingham educator, with almost two decades of experience, whose expertise and passion is helping students with language-based learning differences, specifically dyslexia.
In 2014, Stacey opened The Reading Village, a private educational organization where she works with children from kindergarten to high school.
She provides specialized training in the skills necessary for teaching reading, spelling and writing. In addition to working with students, Stacey teaches workshops to teachers including how to implement research-based reading curriculum.