BC Education Center

This is a great opportunity to children entering preschool through 8th grade to stay sharp, learn and have fun during summer time. Our program integrates MATH, ENGLISH, COMPUTER SKILLS and OUTDOOR ACTIVITES. Click here for more information.

Are you currently in 10th, 11th or 12th grade? If you are, then it is time to prepare for the October SAT I Exam!

Our next SAT I Prep classes will start in June and July. In this course, we will teach you everything you need including the tips and strategies to greatly improve your test scores. This course will prepare you for the October exam. There are only 10 seats in each class and they will fill up very quickly. Please reserve a seat asap. Refer a friend and receive $30 prize/discount.

Our private tutoring program offers high school and middle school students supplementary training and expertise for them to build proficiency and improve grades in even their most challenging classes. Students receive assistance with coursework and focused one-on-one instruction from an experienced teacher with a degree in the subject area. Private sessions are tailored to each student's unique needs, abilities, and goals. Click here for more information.

For a limited time, you can try our new private tutoring program for FREE! Please contact us to schedule a 2-week trial (an $80 value) at absolutely no cost or obligation. We will even waive the registration fee (a $30 value)!

Our Gifted Test Prep program prepare your child for the Prism, Quest, E2 and APP tests.

Our Centers offers this program so that your child can be familiar with the many types of questions on the exam. We also provide some test taking strategies so that your child can take this most-competitive test more effectively.

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• Dorn signals state's schools to join federal Race to the Top Jul 24, 2010
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