Deb Maietta DeBenedictis has been operating math and reading centers in Weston, Wayland, (and now Sudbury) and the Metrowest area for twenty years, and has provided private tutoring since her time tutoring for the math and computer departments at her Alma Mater, Boston College.   Her background includes degrees in English, experience working in supervision and management in IT, Engineering and Manufacturing, at Digital Equipment Corporation/Hewlett Packard, (nomination for Who's Who of Young Women in Management and Who's Who of American Entrepreneurs), a variety of certifications in Japanese Math, (specifically Kumon techniques), and of course the invaluable experience of raising her five biological children who attended the Weston Public Schools, and Boston College High School.  Deborah has worked with children from all of the local area public schools, and most of the private schools as well, often assisting students in their applications to their schools of choice, which have included Meadowbrook, Nashoba Brooks, Winsor, Roxbury Latin, Boston Latin, MIT, Davidson, Harvard, Yale, etc.  She enjoys working with children of all ages, and has a passion for sharing the joy of intellectual pursuits -- particularly writing, reading analysis, and mastery of algebraic concepts.  

All of our teachers have previously worked, or currently work in the private or public school sector.  Our teaching staff at The Weston & Wayland Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic Success Centers ...a.k.a. RWA Success, encompasses a wide range of expertise, from early childhood education to advanced degrees in physics from MIT, specialties in learning disabilities, and advanced degrees in English.  Our goal is to match both learning content AND learning style with your youngster when he or she attends our center.  We are continually expanding our staff, with as many as twelve regular teachers.

Our staff continues to update their own knowledge base by attending lectures and studying new methodologies for teaching curriculum.  We do, however, continue to reinforce the importance of learning basics first. 

In addition to our regular staff, we hire college students and responsible, mature junior and senior honors students from area high schools to assist as correctors during center hours.  We are pleased to have hired some of the top student leaders in our area, including students with perfect SAT scores, the head of area math teams, and captains of sports teams.