Eldridge Overton CEO to be featured on 'World News With Diane Sawyer'

BRIDGEWATER, N.J. - June 11, 2013 - PRLog -- BRIDGEWATER, NJ – Leading education and supplemental resource provider Eldridge Overton Educational Programs (EOEP) is thrilled to announce that CEO and co-founder Natasha R.W. Eldridge will be featured on ABC’s World News With Diane Sawyer, during the Wednesday, June 12, 2013 broadcast.

The World News With Diane Sawyer segment will focus on Eldridge as a working mother – married with two children and running a successful small business.  With an increase of mothers working outside of the home, countless women are challenged with similar struggles which will be discussed during the segment.  

“One of the biggest challenges I find in my life is balancing a nurturing and fulfilling environment in business and at home.  I know this to be a fact for other working mothers as well, so having a platform like World News to share my joys and ‘mother’s guilt’ will hopefully help other women in their daily lives,” stated Eldridge.

As the cofounder along with business partner and fellow accomplished educator Tiffany Overton, the former college roommates have merged their passions for classroom excellence and entrepreneurship into one of the most sought after and proven services in the Central New Jersey region.  While fostering emotional, social and cognitive development to children and adults, Eldridge Overton offers programs like free and private tutoring, College for Kids, life skill development, workplace readiness, college preparation and standardized test preparation, among many others.

During the segment, Eldridge and her family will sit down with ABC correspondent Amy Robach, a working mother herself, to discuss life's balancing act and her commitment to family and entrepreneurship.  In addition, Time Management Expert and Author Elizabeth Grace Saunders will share practical tips to Eldridge on how to make the most of her daily schedule and responsibilities.

“I’m so excited to know the world will be afforded the opportunity to learn more about EOEP and how working mothers can achieve all of their goals, including running a successful business, maintaining a household and caring for their children,” said Eldridge.

For more information on Eldridge Overton Educational Programs, visit www.aypacademy.com.

About Natasha R.W. Eldridge
With a background ranging with students in nursery school, elementary, middle high school and college, Eldridge has researched, developed and implemented successful programs, conducted assessments and case management.  She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology, Master of Arts Degree in Educational Psychology and has received extensive training in school psychology.  Eldridge lives in New Jersey with her husband and two children.

About Eldridge Overton Educational Programs
Based in Bridgewater, NJ, Eldridge Overton Educational Programs is one of the most respected education resource centers in the Northeast catering to children and adults with customized and group learning programs.  The EOEP goal is to foster development of the clients’ academic and social skills and to provide them with necessary tools to achieve their full potential. For more information, visit www.aypacademy.com.

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