Mission: Woodlin Academics is a Christ-centered tutoring company whose mission is to transform the lives of students through the power of education.

Vision: To provide accessible, effective, and affordable tutoring services for all students.

Mrs. Julie Woodlin began her teaching career  with the School District of Philadelphia immediately after receiving her B.S in Mathematics/Secondary Education from Temple University in May 1981. She retired in June 2018 after a very fulfilling career as a mathematics teacher with the district. Her goal was then and still is focused on allowing others to realize and utilize the potential that is within them. She is an avid learner and is always looking for tools that allow students to become actively involved in their learning. Mrs. J. Woodlin is a recipient of both the 2015 Rose Lindenbaum Excellence in Teaching Award and the  2016 Lindback Distinguished Teaching Award. She currently adjuncts at The Community College of Philadelphia and is a Math Enrichment teacher, through Catapult Learning, LLC., at Little Flower High School for Girls. She is very thankful for her wonderful husband, four awesome sons, and five fabulous grandchildren. During her free time, she loves to bowl, play scrabble, take long walks, watch court shows, and spend time with her family. 

Mervin Woodlin Jr: Mr. Woodlin began his teaching experience in the Philadelphia School District, where he still teaches 12 years later. His passion for educating and impacting the lives of his students is evident in his classroom each and every day. He has earned the respect and admiration of students, parents, colleagues, and administration. Mr. Woodlin has a unique way of breaking down Mathematical concepts so that all students can learn. He is the 2020 recipient of the prestigious Ellis R. Ott Scholarship Award, which recognizes academic excellence and leadership in applied statistics projects. Mr. Woodlin is currently a graduate student at Villanova, earning his master’s degree in Applied Statistics. He is a husband and father of three. He enjoys coaching and playing baseball, and spending time with his family. B.S. in Mathematics Virginia State University; M.A. in Mathematics Villanova University; M.S. in Applied Statistics Villanova University 

Peta-Gaye Woodlin: Mrs. Woodlin currently teaches English as a Second Language for the Hatboro-Horsham School District. She migrated to the United States from her home, the beautiful island of Jamaica. Her teaching career began in the Philadelphia School District and includes middle and high school English. Mrs. Woodlin wholeheartedly believes that all students, in spite of obstacles and challenges, can and deserve to learn. Her ability to connect with her students and their families allows her to present ELA content in a way that students can understand. Over the years she has garnered strategies and tools that work to help students who have challenges in reading as well as students who need enrichment. Mrs. Woodlin is a proud wife and mom of three beautiful children. She loves to cook, travel and spend time with her family. B.S. Secondary English Education; M.A. English and Creative Writing; ESL Specialist Ceritification