Faircloth Learning Center is an independent educational service provider offering virtual small-group instruction and individualized academic support for students in grades K–8. Programs are designed to supplement home education, private school or public school to provide targeted academic support through live online instruction.
No, Faircloth Learning Center is not a public school, private school, or diploma-granting institution. We provide educational services and academic support to students and families. Parents remain responsible for their child's educational program and compliance with applicable homeschool or scholarship requirements. Dr. Faircloth has been approved to administer assessments. Please inquire about which assessments we recommend.
Faircloth Learning Center currently serves students in grades K–8 through academic support programs, intervention services, tutoring, and enrichment opportunities.
All instruction is delivered through live virtual sessions. Students participate in real-time instruction with their teacher and classmates during scheduled class times.
To provide personalized instruction and meaningful participation, class sizes are limited to five students.
Faircloth Learning Center supports families through the Abeka curriculum as a primary instructional resource while incorporating supplemental materials and intervention strategies based on student needs. Only families who sign up for the homeschool group classes are required to purchase the child kit from Abeka. These families will be provided with a curriculum map from Faircloth Learning Center, so classmates remain on the same lesson.
Yes. Individual tutoring is available for students in grades K–8 and may focus on reading, writing, mathematics, homework support, study skills, or targeted academic intervention.
Student progress is monitored through ongoing assessments, observation, class participation, and instructional performance. Families enrolled in monthly programs receive a monthly parent progress review.
Yes. Many of our programs are designed to provide targeted intervention and support for students who need additional assistance in reading, writing, or mathematics.
Faircloth Learning Center is designed to support families participating in Florida scholarship programs, including the Personalized Education Program (PEP), Florida Family Empowerment Scholarship for Students with Unique Abilities (FES-UA), subject to applicable program guidelines and approval requirements. Dr. Faircloth has been approved as a Step Up for Students provider and we are currently waiting for our Direct Payment option to be processed. Families who receive the scholarship are eligible for reimbursements for tutoring until we are on the direct payment list. We expect to be approved by the end of July-just in time for the upcoming school year!
Students will need:
• A reliable internet connection
• A desktop computer, laptop, or tablet
• A webcam and microphone (most ipads and computers have these already)
• Access to required instructional materials
Students are expected to attend all scheduled instructional sessions. Consistent attendance supports academic growth and allows students to benefit fully from small-group instruction. Refunds are not offered for nonattendance.
How is tuition paid?
Tuition is paid per session or monthly. This reserves the student's placement in the program. Payment information and scholarship options are provided during enrollment. Dr. Faircloth has been approved as a Step Up for Students provider and we are currently waiting for our Direct Payment option to be processed. Families who receive the scholarship are eligible for reimbursements for tutoring until we are on the direct payment list. We expect to be approved by the end of July-just in time for the upcoming school year! Until then we are here for you through the reimbursement process if you need any help.
Enrollment may be available throughout the year based on program openings and seat availability. Some programs may maintain a waitlist when classes reach capacity. Upon availablity, students may enroll monthly.
Group classes are small, structured collaborative learning sessions with up to five students. Students must follow a set curriculum and focus on shared Abeka instruction. Individual tutoring is 1:1 instruction tailored completely to one student’s specific academic needs, goals, and learning pace.
Group classes are a great fit for students who:
Benefit from structured instruction
Enjoy learning with peers
Need ongoing skill support or enrichment
Thrive in a consistent weekly routine
Individual tutoring is best for students who:
Need personalized attention
Have learning gaps or need remediation
Require flexible pacing
Benefit from focused, targeted instruction
Yes. Many students benefit from a combination of both. Group classes build consistency and skill development, while individual tutoring provides targeted support in specific areas.
Yes. Students may transition between group instruction and individual tutoring based on their academic needs and progress, depending on availability.
For enrollment information, program questions, or scheduling inquiries, please contact us through our website or by email. We look forward to partnering with your family to support your child's academic success.