Pleasanton Tutors

About Pleasanton

Here are some horsey news bits about Pleasanton City, California, a family-oriented community of about 75,000 residents that prides itself in growing parks about town, and recreational facilities, and schools. Speaking of education, 12 out of their 14 schools have received the California Distinguished School designation. The Pleasanton Unified School District has been named a National District of Character.

Pleasanton’s family-oriented residents work hard and play hard. They like to have summer school, camp, parades and summer concerts and festivals. Why gripe about the budget when the Census Bureau once deemed you the wealthiest middle-sized city in the USA. It’s home to a host of major employers at home, and in their East Bay area. Pleasanton City is quite pleasant said USA Today, ranking it number four, a few years back, in its “America’s 50 best cities to live in” listing. Money Magazine ranked it in the top “Best Cities to Live in,” and Forbes named it one of “America’s Top Hometown Spots.” Nothing like notoriety!

Time and character have welded this city of Character. Education is the root of Democracy, necessary to its sustenance. Newsweek recognized Pleasanton’s two high schools, ranking them amongst the 400 highest ranking schools in the nation. Schools and learning build the country’s dreams and the people of it. Pleasanton City tutors help further dreams. In a town that is especially dedicated to Character and Education, our tutors mission is to help students learn skills and the Character of being a good student and person. In addition to the subject matter being taught, tutors help instill the pattern of working. They emphasize the importance of doing homework and their best work.

Pleasanton does have a long history of excellence, as a community and educationally. They work together and they play together, with a host of family-oriented town activities. Exemplifying this, Pleasanton is the home of a county fair dating back to 1912. It has a model train exhibit, reminiscent of the trains’ extensive building of the West. There’s livestock, farm and ranch animals and horses too. The Heritage House, on the National Register of Historic Places, was built on the site of the fairgrounds around 1905. It housed harness racers from Canada, wintering in this pleasant weathered city of Pleasanton.

Today, the Pleasanton Fairgrounds Race Track, built in 1858, and the oldest one-mile horse racing track in the Unites States -- continues its long-standing record of American diversity in activities and contestants. Thoroughbreds, Quarter Horses and Arabians all aim for the finish line, following a long tradition of training, industry, and stamina. Pleasanton tutors help students of wide-ranging backgrounds build this same Character of Success into whatever subject or arena of competition that challenges them. With the right techniques, training, and attitude they too can and do race to the finish line of their dreams.