Math & ELA Classes Special Education Classes
Starting September 22, we are offering Math and English Language Arts classes led by licensed special education teachers through our partnership with Casey’s Special Education Services. These classes are designed specifically for learners who benefit from individualized instruction, tailored supports, and a holistic approach to growth.
What to Expect in Our Math & ELA Classes
Individualized Instruction
Every child is unique, which is why Casey’s team creates customized lesson plans and modifications based on:
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Student learning profiles and identified support needs
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Diagnostic data and Individualized Education Program (IEP) goals
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Recommendations from therapy providers (ABA, Occupational Therapy, Speech-Language Pathology, etc.)
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Input, collaboration, and ongoing feedback from parents and caregivers
A Collaborative Approach
Our special education teachers work hand-in-hand with families and team members to ensure that learning goals are supported both inside and outside of the classroom. Instruction is scaffolded to promote independence while maintaining the right level of support. Families can expect consistent communication and advocacy for each learner’s academic, social, and emotional success.
Progress Monitoring & Growth
Student progress is reviewed on a regular basis. Plans are adjusted to reflect growth, developmental changes, and new goals. This ensures instructional methods and accommodations remain relevant and effective, creating a responsive learning environment that evolves with each child’s needs.
Therapeutic Support
In addition to licensed teachers, our program integrates support from specialized providers. Through our trusted partners, students benefit from ABA, Speech, Occupational Therapy, and Executive Functioning services that are designed to “push in” and complement academic instruction. This collaborative approach ensures that therapeutic goals—such as communication, self-regulation, and independence—are reinforced in real learning contexts, maximizing growth across settings.
Why Families Choose This Program
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Licensed special education teachers with expertise in differentiated instruction
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A focus on both academic achievement and emotional well-being
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Integration of therapy recommendations to support the “whole child”
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Strong family–instructors-therapists (where applicable) collaboration to align goals and strategies
Enrollment Process
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Initial Inquiry & Consultation (FREE)
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Families connect with our team to learn more about the program and schedule an initial consultation.
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To Send Us An Inquiry Today Click Here
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Enrollment Fee Submission – $550 per student (one-time, non-refundable)
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This fee covers initial assessments and the development of a comprehensive student profile and customized plan.
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Student Profile & Observation
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An in-person assessment session is scheduled.
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Each child is observed and assessed to identify learning styles, strengths, and areas of support.
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Feedback & Plan Development
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Families receive a comprehensive report with recommendations.
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Together with our team, the child’s individualized learning plan is finalized.
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Session Placement
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Students are placed in small groups based on skill alignment (and grade level when appropriate) to ensure targeted support and optimal peer matching.
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Ongoing Review & Communication
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Progress is reviewed regularly. Families receive consistent updates, and plans are revised to reflect growth, developmental changes, and new goals.
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Fee Structure
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Math & ELA (90-minute sessions): $130 per student, per session
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Math Only (45-minute session): $75 per student, per session
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ELA Only (45-minute session): $75 per student, per session
Schedule:
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Math & ELA (90-minute sessions): Every Monday, 10 AM- 12 PM
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Math Only (45-minute session): Every Monday, 10 AM- 10:45 AM
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ELA Only (45-minute session): Every Monday, 11 AM- 11:45 AM
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15 minutes movement and sensory breaks are built in between sessions.
Group sizes are intentionally small to provide individualized attention and maximize student success.
Enrollment Information
✅ Now Enrolling for Fall 2025
📍 Location: The Outpost at 20133 Gleedsville Road, Leesburg, VA 20175
📅 Start Date: September 22, 2025
📞 Contact: carlee@7q-foundation.com
NOTE: If you require therapeutic support services, please contact carlee@7q-foundation.com
Families are encouraged to register early, as spots are limited.
About the instructor
SPED LEAD- ELA & MATH
Lauren Lange
Meet Lauren, SPED Lead Teacher for ELA and Math Classes at The Learning Acres.
Lauren Lange has been in the field of education since 2011, when she began her career as a High School Social Studies Teacher while soon after pursuing her Master’s Degree in Special Education.
In 2014, Lauren moved to Northern Virginia and began working in Fairfax County Public Schools teaching Social Studies, and Special Education Strategies in the team taught and self contained settings. Lauren has experience working with students with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Learning Disabilities, ADHD, Other Health Impairments, and Emotional Disabilities. Lauren believes getting to know students and their families is an integral part of the success of any student.
Lauren looks forward to working closely to form a strong educational team to help each student be their best.
