QuesTECH Learning is an educational services center celebrating
its 25th anniversary. A full day school for second through
eighth grade children who, for whatever reason, cannot find success
in a more traditional school remains an emphasis at QuesTECH
Learning (QTL). Some students have a formal diagnosis (39%
ADHD, 31% Autism, 13% Dyslexia, 16% Language Disorder); however,
others have no diagnosis but may be performing 1-2 grade levels
below or above accepted norms. Approved by Cognia and the
Louisiana Department of Education, QTL uses specialized curriculum,
low teacher : student ratio, and individualized student plans to
help young people reach their potential as they become productive
citizens of the 21st Century.
Partnering with Fuel ED, a subsidiary of K-12, QuesTECH
Learning offers students an innovative, affordable approach through
online and blended learning. Online students, grades 6-12,
who need additional instructional resources beyond the numerous
ways afforded through the virtual Fuel Ed, may schedule mentoring
sessions in a blended environment: virtual instruction and
on-site assistance.
After school tutorials and summer programs for remediation
and/or enrichment are other offerings that help Northeast LA
families. ACT test preparation in various formats-workshops
and tutorials-improves scores for high school students. Speed
Reader trains students to become faster readers for any timed
assessments. QTL also provides test prep for SAT, ASVAB, MCAT,
PRAXIS, GMAT, just to name a few.
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Quick Stats (2023)
Grades: 2-12
Enrollment: 62 students
Yearly Tuition: $7,600
Acceptance rate: 90%
Average class size: 8 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: Verified school update
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Did You Know?
The average private school tuition in Louisiana is $7,316 for elementary schools and $8,681 for high schools (read more about average private school tuition across the country).
