Tutoring Pricing

When you enroll you are committing to three months of tutoring. After that the plan continues month to month until you cancel. The three months are not arbitrary. Tutoring rarely shows measurable change in a few weeks – a student who has been struggling with fractions since third grade needs time to rebuild the foundation. Three months is long enough for that work to show up, which is why we deliver a full progress report at the end of it. You get a clear read on what has improved, what still needs attention, and whether to continue, change subject, or stop.

Yes. Your child is matched with one dedicated tutor and stays with them. It matters more than most families expect — a tutor who already knows how your child thinks, what they find hard, and what motivates them does not spend the first ten minutes of every session catching up.

We look at the subject, the grade level, what the diagnostic or your description tells us about where the gaps are, and how your child learns best. Because tutoring is virtual we are not limited to who happens to live nearby, so we can match on fit rather than geography.

Each plan covers one subject, chosen at checkout. If your child needs help in two, get in touch and we will put a plan together and price it for you rather than having you buy two separate plans.

Yes, for core subjects. We require an assessment before starting tutoring in reading, math, writing, science and social studies. Grades tell you there is a problem; an assessment tells you what the problem actually is. A student struggling with word problems may have a reading gap rather than a math gap, and without knowing that we would be guessing at where to start. Spanish is usually the exception – get in touch and we will confirm what your child needs. See assessment pricing.

Thirty minutes is about as long as most five and six year olds can concentrate properly. A shorter session that holds their attention throughout does more good than a longer one they stop following halfway through.

Yes. Sessions are built around what your child is being taught in class, so tutoring reinforces schoolwork rather than running alongside it as a separate track. If there are gaps from earlier grades holding them back, we close those at the same time.

Contact us as early as you can and we will do our best to move it. A rescheduling or makeup fee may apply. Sessions missed without notice are not refunded.

After the initial three months, let us know in writing before your next billing date and the plan will not renew. There is no cancellation fee.

Not currently. Subject tutoring is one-on-one only, because the whole point is a plan built around one child’s specific gaps. We do run small group courses for test prep, which is a different kind of work — those are on the test prep hub.

In most cases yes, but approved services vary by state and by program. Check what your state covers before you enroll, and get in touch if you would like help working out whether your program applies.

It depends on how far behind the gap goes and how often your child attends. Confidence usually shifts first, often within a few weeks, and grades follow. Students on the eight-session plan generally move faster than those on four, simply because there is less time between sessions for things to fade.