Frequently asked questions
What families usually want to know.
Clear answers about who we serve in Orlando and Florida, how instruction works, and what to expect when you begin.
How much does a ClearCode session cost?
Every family starts with a free consultation. If ClearCode is a good fit, your child’s next step is a comprehensive initial assessment ($300). The assessment pinpoints your child’s specific skill gaps and shapes their intervention plan. You’ll sit down with a member of our team to review your child’s assessment results and the recommended intervention plan, including session frequency and a ballpark projection of how many sessions are needed for your child to reach their reading goals.
All sessions are 60 minutes:
• Small group (up to 3 students): $75 per session
• One-on-one: $125 per session
Most students attend multiple times a week so that students maintain their progress. We’ll recommend a format and schedule after the assessment.
How long will my child need reading intervention?
It depends on where your child starts and how often they attend. Most students attend multiple sessions per week for 4 to 12 months.
Your child’s initial assessment results show us their starting point. From there, you’ll get a progress report every week, so you can see their skills grow. Before you start, we’ll provide you with a ballpark projection of how many sessions are needed for your child to reach their reading goals.
What credentials do ClearCode reading specialists have?
ClearCode reading specialists are trained in structured literacy and teach two evidence-based programs:
• Grades K–2: IMSE Orton-Gillingham Plus
• Grades 3–8: Phonics for Reading, by Dr. Anita Archer
Our specialists hold or are working toward Florida’s K–12 Reading Endorsement. ClearCode pays for every specialist’s Orton-Gillingham certification and ongoing training. Our program is led by an Orton-Gillingham trained reading specialist with 15 years of K–8 literacy experience.
Who does ClearCode serve?
ClearCode is designed for K–8 students who need explicit foundational reading intervention. A consultation helps determine whether the model fits the reader’s educational needs.
Where is ClearCode Reading located?
ClearCode Reading’s flagship reading center is opening in the Orlando, Florida metro area in 2027. The exact street address will be published when the site is finalized. Families across Central Florida can join the waitlist now.
Do you help with reading in Orlando and across Florida?
Yes. ClearCode Reading is building in-person structured literacy intervention for Orlando and Central Florida families. The iOS app and free family reading resources are available now to anyone looking for reading help, including families elsewhere in Florida.
Is there a ClearCode reading app?
Yes. The ClearCode Reading iOS app for iPhone and iPad is available on the App Store. It helps families follow placement, session progress, and home practice. It is a family progress app connected to ClearCode instruction, not a standalone game that replaces a reading specialist.
Is ClearCode a diagnostic or medical service?
No. ClearCode provides educational reading intervention. It does not diagnose dyslexia, replace medical advice, or guarantee a particular result or timeline.
Which instructional methods are used?
Students follow one methodology at a time: Orton-Gillingham Plus for the K–2 pathway or Phonics for Reading for the grades 3–8 pathway, based on appropriate placement evidence.
How large are the groups?
ClearCode groups are designed for a maximum of three students so specialists can deliver direct instruction and observe individual responses.
Do you accept Florida education scholarships?
Yes. ClearCode plans to accept Florida education scholarships alongside private pay so cost is not the only path into evidence-based reading help.
How will I know whether progress is happening?
The family dashboard connects skill mastery, fluency trends, recent specialist notes, next milestones, and home practice to session evidence.
How do we begin?
Submit the short consultation request or the early interest survey. The team will review it, contact you, and explain fit, availability, placement, cost, and the clearest next step.