We Believe Every Child Deserves the Confidence to Succeed
Free Assessment & Trail
Start with a free 45-minute assessment and trail lesson to identify your student's current math level
Personalized Instruction
Receive one-on-one math tutoring tailored to your student's needs, schoolwork, academic goals
Study Support
Students receive downloadable study materials, practice work, Google Classrom access and progress monitoring
Parent Communication
Parents receive regular progress updates and communication about their child (s) areas of development and focus
Math Tutoring Packages
Private 1-on-1 Tutoring
$50
weekly
billed Monthly at $200
4 private sessions per month
For students who need occasional help, homework assistance, or additional practice.
- 4 Private, 1 hour Session Weekly
- One-on-one Zoom tutoring
- Personalized instruction
- Homework/assignment review
- Practice exercises
- Supplemental study materials
- Weekend help window access
- Test & Quiz Preparation
- Monthly Progress Report
Group Sessions
$35
Weekly
Billed Monthly at $140
small-group sessions per month (3 to 4 students)
Best for students who are generally keeping up but need reinforcement, practice, homework help, and continued support.
- 4 Live Online Tutoring Sessions Monthly
- small-group sessions 1 hour Session Weekly
- Peer learning & social interaction
- Personalized instruction
- Homework/assignment review
- Practice exercises
- Weekend help window access
- Supplemental study materials
- Test & Quiz Preparation
- Monthly Progress Report
- Groups same grade group
Not sure which fits best? Start with the Group Program — it’s the most affordable way to get consistent support.
Get Started With Online Math Tutoring Today
Assess → Learn → Practice → Master → Keep Up → Move Ahead
Free Assessment & Trial Lesson
See if we're the right fit before you commit. 45-minute introductory session Assessment of current math skills Review of homework, assignments, or recent schoolwork Identification of strengths and areas needing improvement Short personalized tutoring lesson Opportunity for the student and tutor to establish rapport Parent discussion about the student's needs and goals No obligation to enroll. I really like this part of your strategy because you're giving the parent a chance to experience your teaching before paying for a package.
The goal is progress—not dependence
Some students need weekly reinforcement. Others need more intensive support to catch up. As your student improves, their tutoring schedule can change too. The goal is to help students build the skills and confidence they need to become successful, independent learners.