(EIEA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization founded by Mrs. Luming Li, a dedicated and passionate educator with nearly three decades of experience in the field. EIEA's mission is to support students and families in achieving academic success and progress through the provision of information and services. The organization offers a range of training courses, tutoring, summer school, an
d language classes that are designed to benefit all students and families, and to help them succeed in the educational system. With a strong focus on excellence in education, EIEA is committed to promoting the growth and development of every student, and to helping them reach their full potential. EIEA’s programs currently include:
1) Student Training
a) Test Preparation: Offering a wide variety of prep courses taught by qualified teachers to give students a good foundation as well as prepare for Gifted Children class, statewide tests, and other standardized exams such as the Special High School, SSHS, PSAT, SAT, CAT, etc. b) Summer School: Classes integrate academics and talent classes with recreation and field trips. Students enjoy a balanced and multi-faceted program while working parents are relieved, knowing that their children are active, learning, and well cared for all day. c) Chinese School: Through this program, students learn the pinyin system of Chinese, simplified characters, traditional characters, standard pronunciation, conversational skills, composition, and Chinese culture. d) Talent Classes: Courses are offered in painting, music, dance, body exercise, Chinese Kung Fu, and other areas. e) After-school Tutoring: Tutors not only help with daily homework but also give extra coaching in academic subjects such as reading, writing, and math, and other areas such as music, dance, Kung Fu, and chess. f) Special Counseling: Experts give help and counsel to students on selection of and application to higher-level schools. Special services are provided for students who wish to study in the U.S.
2) Parent Training: Offering free educational seminars and workshops to help parents learn how to best monitor their children’s studies at home
a) Helps parents understand new standards set by the Department of Education from pre-school to 12th grade, review the contents of different school tests by doing simulation tests themselves, and learn how to better help their children
b) Assists parents in staying informed about school activities so that they can participate in their children’s school activities
c) Provides families with information about special advanced classes and the high school and college application and selection processes
d) Makes parents aware that their children may have an issue of adaptability as they go from primary to middle to high school to college
e) Advises parents on how to communicate with their children and their children’s teachers
3) Sponsoring of American-Chinese cultural and educational exchanges by setting up sister schools and special classes to learn about each other and organizing groups of American and Chinese children to visit one another's countries
