Tutoring, dyslexia support and skills coaching for kids in grades K–12
Every child gets one-on-one support and a plan shaped around how they learn. Many children use more than one service, and our team works together so the pieces fit.
Sliding scale for families who qualify. Grants and donors fund it, and we go over costs and options with you before anything starts. All sessions are online.
Dyslexia support and structured literacy
Clear, step-by-step reading lessons that use sight, sound and touch together. Based on structured literacy and the Orton-Gillingham approach, which is proven to help children with dyslexia learn how letters, sounds and words work.
More about dyslexia supportHelps children who
- Read slowly or guess at words
- Struggle to spell, even words they practiced
- Avoid reading out loud
- Have a dyslexia diagnosis, or a worry about one
One-on-one academic tutoring
Personal tutoring in reading, writing and math for kindergarten through high school. We find the gaps, teach the skill in a way that makes sense to your child, and build the confidence to keep going.
More about academic tutoringHelps children who
- Have fallen behind in a subject
- Get stuck on homework every night
- Need a boost before tests
- Learn best with one-on-one attention
ADHD and autism skills coaching
Coaching for focus, planning, handling big feelings, managing changes and speaking up for yourself. We practice real situations so the skills carry over to school, home and friendships.
More about skills coachingHelps children who
- Have a hard time starting or finishing tasks
- Get overwhelmed by changes in routine
- Want help with friendships and social situations
- Need tools to calm down and refocus
Family and school advocacy
Help preparing for IEP and 504 plan meetings, writing down your questions, asking for accommodations and understanding what the school offers. An IEP is a written plan for special education services; a 504 plan lists supports in the regular classroom.
More about school advocacyHelps families who
- Have an IEP or 504 meeting coming up
- Are not sure what to ask the school for
- Feel unheard in school conversations
- Want a second set of eyes on a plan
Learning strategy coaching
Simple routines for planning the week, organizing assignments, studying for tests and asking for help early. Especially helpful for middle and high school students juggling more classes.
More about strategy coachingHelps students who
- Lose track of assignments
- Cram the night before tests
- Feel overwhelmed by a full schedule
- Wait too long to ask for help
What to expect
Who we serve
Students in grades K–12 and the families and caregivers who support them.
How to start
Send a short request. We call to learn about your child, then build a plan with you.
Sessions
Online, one-on-one or in a small group.
Progress updates
Regular updates in your family portal, and we adjust the plan together as your child grows.
Questions about our services
Can my child get more than one service?
Yes. Many children get reading support along with tutoring or skills coaching. Your child's team shares one plan so the pieces work together.
Not sure which service fits?
That is normal. Share what you are noticing, and we will help you figure out the best place to start.
Do you work with my child's school?
With your permission, yes. We can share progress, join meetings and help line up what happens at school with what happens in sessions.
Is there a waitlist?
If there is a wait, we tell you right away and share things you can try at home in the meantime.
Ready to talk about your child?
It takes about two minutes. No records or diagnosis needed.