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Great Minds Learning Center
1313 7th St NE #9
Grand Rapids MN 55744
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In addition to cash donations, Great Minds Learning Center is always in need of additional educational tools and office supplies. From donations to our scholarship program to purchasing books and teaching tools, our students appreciate the support!
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Great Minds Learning Center
1313 7th St NE, Apt 9
Grand Rapids MN 55744
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Reading Interventionist
Locations: Grand Rapids, Minnesota and via Zoom
Schedule: Create your own schedule
Duties: Teach fundamental reading, spelling, and writing skills following scripted lessons in a highly structured progression.
Requirements:
To Apply: Complete this online form: Employment Application
1313 7th St NE #9, Grand Rapids MN 55744
Phone: (218) 999-5525 E-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.gmlc.co
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ATTENDANCE & PAYMENT POLICIES
Setting up your schedule:
We will be open:
We will be closed:
Payment for sessions must be made in advance:
Payment options:
Late payment policy:
Missed Sessions:
No exceptions will be made.
Regular attendance is critical to student success. Students who miss lessons often struggle more and take longer to reach their goals. Sustainability of programming and staff retention is also dependent upon consistent student attendance and timely payment.
Policy updated 04/28/2018
If you’ve dealt with these issues, it’s possible your child has trouble reading.
Studies show that as many in one in 5 people have difficulty reading.
But could it be dyslexia?
Dyslexia is primarily associated with trouble reading, but it can also affect writing, spelling, speaking and math.
Just a few common warning signs of dyslexia:
The best way to help someone with reading difficulties is through effective, systematic, multi-sensory instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension.
We help students with reading difficulties every day through a variety of services.