Taylor Tutors

About Taylor

Taylor, Michigan is a small town with a phrase that reflects its character and values: “Made for you.” With shopping centers, parks, restaurants, factories, and close proximity to Detroit, Taylor truly is made for its local residents. In fact, the appeal of Taylor has been so long-standing, it has been visited by Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama.

In 1996, then-President Bill Clinton visited the City to dedicate the Public Works building and the renovated City Hall. This was a historic day for Taylor, since for many years, city infrastructure and public facilities had been lacking. In 1998, Andrew Cuomo, the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, was another dignitary to visit the community. Cuomo is now the governor of the state of New York. While in Taylor, he praised the City's plan to redevelop the Southwest section of the community, calling the city’s plans "a model for the nation."

During the 2004 Presidential Campaign, the city of Taylor welcomed both candidates for President of the United States: incumbent President George W Bush and U.S. Senator John Kerry. Both made appearances in Heritage Park, the city's regional park. Then, ten years after his original visit, former President Bill Clinton returned to Taylor, this time to campaign for candidates for office from the Democratic Party. Then, President Barack Obama stopped in Taylor during a campaign tour prior to his 2008 election.

Taylor is made for its residents, no doubt, and the politicians who have shown such interest in this town also tailor their goals and pledges to meet the needs of the residents of Michigan. Michigan, as it is popularly known, is a swing state every four years when a new president runs for office. Citizens of Taylor and surrounding cities, as a result, are often visited by different candidates, and will likely continue to be visited in future years. Every four years, Taylor emerges from relative obscurity, along with the rest of its surrounding cities, and garners attention from news anchors, political candidates, and pundits alike.

Tutors in Taylor, by contrast, pay attention to the city’s residents on a regular basis—not every few years. They know that work with their clients should be consistent, focused, and happen on a regular basis for learning to actually happen. Isolated attention here and there is ineffective when it comes to engagement and academic success over all. Tutors for Grade Potential also tailor their sessions to the individual needs of the struggling students seeking their guidance to turn things around and find the success they desire.