Tutoring Clubs of Las Vegas

Tutoring Club of Henderson/Green Valley is proud to have Shannon Force as its director.

Jessica Russell started working for Tutoring Club in August of 2012, shortly after relocating to Las Vegas from Fort Campbell, Kentucky when her husband retired from the military. During her time as an army wife, Jessica pursued higher education, majoring in Mathematics and Secondary Education, and graduated with a 4.0 GPA and membership in the Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society. For three years, Jessica was the coordinator and head tutor for the Hopkinsville Community College tutoring center, which offered free tutoring services to those enrolled in classes with the college. Jessica gained a lot of experience tutoring people of all ages, from 17 to 65 years old, and mathematics skills ranging from Pre-Algebra to Pre-Calculus and Statistics. She is proud to have served active duty soldiers pursuing their degrees between deployments, and their extended families. Jessica started with Tutoring Club as a mathematics tutor, and within a year she became the Director of the North Las Vegas location, and has continued to provide excellent service to families with students from grades K-12 struggling from a wide range of academic issues. Jessica strongly believes in the value of tutoring, and knows that with proper guidance, all students can reach their potential and succeed!

Tutoring Club of Rhodes Ranch/Mountain’s Edge is proud to have Nicole Goode as its director.

Tutoring Club of Anthem/Seven Hills is proud to have Margot Gandy as its director.

Bianca Wood has been exposed to the educational arena for most of her life. Her mother just happens to be a phenomenal teacher for the past 35 years. Although, her formal training came from the University of Las Vegas, Nevada, where she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Secondary Education with a Minor in Communication Studies in 2001, her passion and desire for being in the classroom and becoming an educator was instilled early on in life by observing her mother. Bianca continued her education and obtained her Masters in Technology in Education in 2004. After working in General Education for the next five years and working with students with a variety of different disabilities, she found that she wanted to find ways to reach students of all levels through differentiation. So, Bianca went back to school to obtain a second Masters in Special Education. She is currently beginning her 15th year of teaching in Clark County School District at a local middle school. Building relationships with students from a variety of backgrounds, with a diverse array of needs while constantly finding ways to motivate and engage them is highly important to Bianca. In addition to teaching, she has also been tutoring for the past 14 years, assisting students with reaching their highest potential.