Specialized Programming with GradePower Learning in Lisle

We are lucky to be located in one of the top-ranked school districts in the nation. District 203 schools like Naperville North and Central, and their associated middle schools and excellent elementary schools like River Woods and Ellsworth all offer outstanding programs to our children.

Along with that honor comes the need to perform at elite levels for our students across the skill and grade spectrum. We've worked with students in the dual-language programs, honors and PI/PI+ math and ELA, all the way through AP-level material in all subjects.

Students in Lisle and surrounding schools are expected to maintain a very high standard, and GradePower Learning is here to help.

CogAT, HSPT, ISEE, MAPS, and Iowa testing

Whether your child is hoping to get into Accel Math, PA, PI, PI+, or already taking honors and AP classes, GradePower Learning's unique SQ-RCRC study method and active teaching principles are the best ways to help students not only get into these programs but to help them remain successful while they are there.

Subject Tutoring

We strive to go way Beyond Tutoring. We love helping our middle school and high school students with their homework and study for exams, but we love it even more when they learn how to study effectively without assistance. Therefore, our programs go beyond simple homework help and strive to teach students how to learn independently and to gain the confidence they need to know they've done it right.

Each of our programs, from Kindergarten through college, focuses on helping students develop good learning habits along with conceptual and procedural knowledge for each subject.

Spaces will be limited! Don’t wait! Reserve your spot today!

Summer Learning in Naperville

Semester Preview

Summer is a great time to get ahead of tough coursework or fill in learning gaps from last year's classes. Especially for students rising from regular to honors/accel or to PA/AP level material, we highly recommend getting a survey of upcoming material.

For students who fell behind this year, the semester preview is a great way to catch up before the fall.

Classes are kept to our normal 3-1 ratio, so each student will be able to move at their own pace and receive individualized guidance from the instructors.

We recommend 2-3 hours each week (either 1 or 1.5-hour sessions).

Students will be coached through a physical textbook with online materials to support study at home. The textbook will follow the same syllabus as the school coursework has historically done.

Students will not only learn the course content but also the study habits of note-taking, annotation, and organization of information for long-term retention

College Applications & Test Prep

Rising seniors should begin writing and completing their application essays before the applications open up in August - this way, they can start the semester without worrying about deadlines.

Our staff has been helping rising seniors identify their best choice of colleges and applying to them for over a decade. Navigating the applications can be tricky - we're here to help!

Rising 11th graders should be planning their upcoming ACT & SAT attempts.  We offer test prep throughout the year and there are tests offered at frequent intervals, so the summer is a great opportunity to catch up or get ahead without the added pressures of the school year:

The ACT is offered in June, July, September, October, December, February, and April

SATs are given in August, October, November, December, March, May, and June

Space will be limited!  RSVP to 331-826-1616

Extended Summer 2025 Hours!

• Monday/Tuesday 2 pm-8 pm
• Thursday 10 am-6 pm
• Saturdays 10 am-4 pm

Call now to save your seat!