Learn about us. Who we are, who we serve, and why we exist.
About Us
Our Founder
Therise Edwards is passionate about life-long education.
She founded Teshley Solutions to offer families information and services to help advance their children’s success.
As a single parent, Ms. Edwards enrolled her daughter in public and private schools. Homeschool was also incorporated into the learning journey.
Ms. Edwards’ daughter graduated with a Master’s degree in Special Education at the age of twenty-two and without debt.
Ms. Edwards is the former Coordinator of Volunteers & Community Outreach for the Teaneck Public Schools. She is currently the Co-Chair of the New Jersey Civic Information Consortium and a grants committee member.
With over two decades of experience overseeing a volunteer tutoring program, Ms. Edwards learns firsthand the struggles students and their families face.
Our Mission
When we say K-12 survival skills and strategies, we mean it.
Every family is different. Different families have different needs. One size does not fit all.
Whatever your needs, we’re here to assist you.
Teshley Solutions helps parents/guardians sift out the noise to secure what their children need for success in a rapidly changing world filled with conflict and roadblocks.
Our Services
Our services are designed to be affordable and flexible.
In addition to our K-12 Learning Resources and blog, we share information on Twitter and YouTube via our Education Unpacked channel to keep you informed.
Schedule your free consultation to share your story and learn the benefits of engaging us on a short or long-term basis.
Throughout the year, we offer webinars on various education and career topics for parents/guardians and students. See the “Upcoming Events” page.
Our packages are designed to benefit the whole family at a significant savings.
Our Approach
We tackle education from all angles. Learning should be a life-long process, but formal education must provide a strong foundation.
When issues or deficiencies arise, we help families overcome the problems with supplemental resources and knowledge about students’ rights.
Families learn to work within the system and to locate outside resources to achieve the best outcomes.
The art of collaboration with teachers and school administrators.
How to work with local community organizations and corporations/businesses to maximize opportunities and exposure.
How to use business decision-making tools and other criteria in higher education planning.