Meet Caleb

Caleb Davis is the CEO/Founder of the FlUrNing Learning Group, LLC and the Tutoring Truck, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. It is his lifelong mission to save education by reaching and teaching as many scholars as he possibly can. Many scholars are vie  wing school as a burden that is taking them away from their fun. Caleb created FlUrNing to be a merger between having fun and learning. Striving to cause a paradigm shift in how education is viewed, the FlUrNing Learning Group provides educational services to scholars, families, and teachers to break the shackles that the traditional learning methods have left behind. Caleb has worked as a private tutor for 9 years, providing services to scholars as young as first grade and up to juniors in college. After 3 years as a classroom teacher, he witnessed the educational spirit drained from scholars, leading to lower academic achievement and motivation each year.

It is his hope that, if more teachers would try to innovate their instruction and give their classroom a makeover using FlUrNing's foundational methods, the joy and fun inside education will finally come out. 

FLG's enrichment services provide families with the opportunity to push their scholars ahead of the curve and enhance their academic abilities and achievement. With face-to-face and online services, families have the flexibility of meeting their needs in a more accommodating way. Caleb is excited that you are taking a chance with FlUrNing and hopes that you choose to be a part of our welcoming community. 

Currently, Caleb is teaching Gifted/Talented scholars in Dallas, Texas.

Education​

BS Elementary Education 
      University of Missouri-Columbia (May 2014)
M. Ed Curriculum & Instruction-Learning, Design & Technology 
      University of Houston (May 2020)
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Also Certified in:
Online Teaching and Learning
Creating Educational Multimedia
​Apple Teacher Program

Goals​

To launch FlUrNing's Academy of Venturesome Education in Dallas, TX that provides a mobile educational experience to expose middle school scholars to real-world learning. Coming Fall 2021.