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Hi-Tech Tutoring Center, Inc was founded on October 15, 1991 by Mrs. Ernestine Mosley. Mrs. Mosley was a Teacher, Guidance Counselor and Assistant Principal in the Orange County Public School System for over 30 years. While in the system, she noticed that many students were falling through the educational cracks because their parents were not able to get them the extra help they needed to help them pick up the concepts that they were missing. When she retired, rather than sitting in her rocking chair, she decided to open the tutoring center and make a difference in the community by offering the education basics - reading, writing, and math. Initially, we began helping athletes who had gotten offered entry into college but needed to raise their GPAs and test scores. Eventually, we expanded into after school programs and summer camps. At this point, we have evolved into S.T.E.M. Education Programs and GED Preparation along with Workforce Preparation. We look forwar...

What if you could have a career instead of just a job? Please understand, there is nothing wrong with working on an honest job to support your family but what if you could have a career that could change your family’s whole future? Did you get your high school diploma? No? Would you like to get it? In the past, there was a stigma attached to getting a GED ; as if it was less than. Nothing could be further from the truth. With a GED, you can go into the military, learn a trade or even go to college. What’s stopping you? Costs? Time? What if I told you that  Hi-Tech Tutoring Center could help you get started on an epic future? You can get your GED in eight weeks. You can come into the center or you can work from home. It’s all done on the computer. Don’t have $199? We can work with you on the fees. So now there is nothing stopping you. I will leave you with this very inspiring story of a single mother of five whos...

I was on Facebook today looking for material and I came across a post by Tyler Perry.  He mentioned writing a letter to the child you once were.  What would you say to your “kid self?”   I spent some time thinking about this yesterday and I’m still not sure exactly what I would say to myself.   Maybe I would say “There is nothing wrong with you.   Just because you see the world differently does not mean that your view is wrong.”   Or perhaps, “Don’t be sad little Holly, everything will turn out great.   You are going to grow up to be an outstanding individual with lots of friends and people that love you just the way you are.” I can’t for the life of me figure out why I’m tearing up as I write this…   I suppose we choose to rewrite our past to make it better than it actually was, right?   I seem to “remember” having a great childhood.   I didn’t have a care in the world, right?   I think I was a happy child, wasn’t I? So Li...

I missed a very important trip this past weekend.  A few of our friends went to D.C. to visit Saxwell's mom, now affectionately known to our group as "Momma Sax."  I really wanted to go too but I just couldn't bring myself to make the trip.  You see with all of this recent self-discovery, I realized that I just didn't feel emotionally strong enough to handle making the trip.  I have a very odd situation going on with me.  I have to mentally prepare myself for travel in order to get through it.  I love the idea of traveling but yet I find it quite stressful and exhausting.  You know, getting to the airport, checking your bags, going through security all to end up sitting at the gate waiting...  Then, finding a seat on the plane, stowing away your carry-on luggage and so forth...  I thought better of making the trip because for some reason, my nerves have been frazzled lately.  I have no idea why. The idea of going through all that and t...

I did not think I would be doing a "re branding" job so early in the game but here it goes anyway.  One month ago today I accomplished something I was beginning to think I never would; I published my first book.   It is an autobiography but not in the sense of being self-promoting and self-congratulatory.   Okay, maybe a little self-congratulatory but if you don’t pat yourself on the back, who will?   This book is so much more than that though.   It’s about overcoming obstacles, learning to be comfortable in your own skin and living up to your full potential. The fact that I recently discovered I might be mildly autistic or high functioning autistic is a big factor but it is not the total package.   I want people who are autistic to read it but I want people who have never really had any dealings with autism to read it too.   Yes, there are individuals among us that are severely autistic and probably “easier to spot.”   But there ar...

I'm having one of those days...  What do I mean by that?  I have things I need to do.  Important things that I need to do but for the life of me I just can't seem to get it together today.  I have learned not to "beat myself up" when I have these days.  I simply need a "grown up time out."  Perhaps I need some of my beloved Green Tea with Ginseng and honey?  Perhaps I need to lower the lights and listen to some soft music for a while?  I will get it together but I now understand that for now, I need to take care of myself. There is nothing so pressing or urgent that it can't wait for a while.  I have a hair appointment later so that will be nice.  Perhaps I should consider squeezing in a pedicure on the way.  In a way, I am grateful for these days because it gives me some perspective when dealing with my son.  I know he's not being lazy.  He's just having one of those days...  Those of us with Asperger's Syndrome/Hi...