This small learning group is designe to prepare students for the next math level. It is more cost-effective than individual tutoring and is intended for students currently in a 4th or 5th grade level math class. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their mathematics studies.

The topics covered in these tutoring sessions include:

• Operations & Algebraic Thinking

• Solve word problems with the 4 operations for whole numbers
• Multiples, factors
• Write/interpret numerical expressions
• Number and Operations in Base Ten
• Normal & decimal place values
• Multiplying/Dividing by Single & Multi-digit numbers
• Add/Subtract/Multiply/Divide decimals
• Fractions
• Equivalence & ordering
• Add/Subtract/Multiply/Divide Fractions
• Decimal notation
• Measurements & Data
• Simple unit conversions
• Word problems with conversions
• Line plots
• Geometry
• Lines, angles, shapes
• Perimeter, Area, Volume

*Topics in the following course adhere to the K-12/College and Career Readiness standards as presented on the Common Core State Standards website.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to prepare students for the next level math. It is intended for students currently in a 4th or 5th grade level math class. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their mathematics studies.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students understand Algebraic reasoning. It is intended for students in an 8th-grade level (or equivalent introductory Algebra) math course who plan to enroll in Algebra 1 the following year. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their mathematics studies.

This small learning group is designed to help students understand Algebraic reasoning. It is more cost-effective than individual tutoring and is intended for students who are currently enrolled in Algebra 1. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their mathematics studies.

The topics covered in these tutoring sessions include:

• Seeing Structure in Expressions

• Overview of Algebra Foundations: variables, expressions, order of operations, distributive property, etc.
• Using expressions in equivalent forms to solve problems
• Function Basics
• Function notation
  
• Interpreting and Building Functions in context
• Quantities: Units & Rate Conversions
• The Real Number System
• Integers, rational & irrational numbers,
• Linear Equations & Inequalities: Solving & Graphing
• Systems of Linear Equations & Inequalities: Solving & Graphing
• Exponents, Radicals, & Exponential Functions
• Factoring & Polynomials
• Quadratics: Solving & Graphing

Instructor may also choose to include discussions of:

• Arithmetic & Geometric Sequences

*Topics in the following course adhere to the K-12/College and Career Readiness standards as presented on the Common Core State Standards website.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students understand Algebraic reasoning. It is intended for students who are currently enrolled in Algebra 1. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their mathematics studies.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students better understand the Precalculus curriculum and concepts such as Coordinate Geometry, functions, slopes, domains, ranges, dependent and independent variable. These sessions are intended for students currently enrolled in a Precalculus course. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their understanding of scientific concepts and curriculum.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students better understand Algebra 2 concepts such as functions, radical functions, rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometry, geometry, conic sections, systems of equations, probability, and statistics. These sessions are intended for students currently enrolled in an Algebra 2 course.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students better understand Geometry properties and applications of common geometric figures in two and three dimensions. These sessions are intended for students currently enrolled in a Geometry course. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their understanding of Geometry concepts and curriculum.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students better understand Trigonometric concepts such as sines, cosines, tangents, secants, and more. These sessions are intended for students currently enrolled in a Trigonometry course. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their understanding of scientific concepts and curriculum.

Get one-on-one tutoring sessions designed to be a supplemental resource for students currently enrolled in Calculus. Students will have access to both real time and virtual content designed to boost their performance in class and on exams. Mentors will tailor the content to better fit the short and long term needs of each student to help them gain a deeper understanding of calculus concepts.

Get one-on-one tutoring sessions designed to be a supplemental resource for students currently enrolled in AP Calculus AB. Students will have access to both real time and virtual content designed to boost their performance in class and on AP exams. Mentors will tailor the content to better fit the short and long term needs of each student to help them gain a deeper understanding of calculus concepts.

Get one-on-one tutoring sessions designed to be a supplemental resource for students currently enrolled in AP Calculus BC. Students will have access to both real time and virtual content designed to boost their performance in class and on AP exams. Mentors will tailor the content to better fit the short and long term needs of each student to help them gain a deeper understanding of calculus concepts.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students get the support and the tools for more clear, concise and logical writing. Students will utilize writing assignments from their regular English class as well as skill building activities provided by the instructor to enhance their writing skills in preparation for middle school English.

This small learning group is designed to help students get the support and the tools for more clear, concise, and logical writing. It is more cost-effective than individual tutoring. Students will utilize writing assignments from their regular English class as well as skill-building activities provided by the instructor to enhance their writing skills in preparation for middle school English.

Students will learn how to:

• Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and information.
• Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly.
• Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective techniques, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.
• Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience. 
• With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach. 
• With some guidance and support from adults, use technology, including the Internet, to produce writing as well as to interact and collaborate with others; demonstrate sufficient command of keyboarding skills to type a minimum of two pages in a single sitting.
• Recall relevant information from experiences or gather relevant information from print and digital sources; summarize or paraphrase information in notes and finished work, and provide a list of sources.
• Draw evidence from literary or informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research.
  

*Topics in the following course adhere to the K-12/College and Career Readiness standards as presented on the Common Core State Standards website.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to give students the support and the tools for more clear, concise and logical writing. Students will utilize writing assignments from their regular English class as well as skill building activities provided by the instructor to enhance their writing skills in preparation for high school English.

Get one-on-one tutoring sessions designed as a supplemental resource for students currently enrolled in High School English. Students will have access to both real time and virtual content designed to boost their performance in class and on exams. Tutors will tailor the content to better fit the short and long term needs of each student. Students will get the support and the tools for more clear, concise and logical writing. Students will utilize writing assignments from their regular English class as well as skill building activities provided by the instructor to enhance their writing skills for higher levels of high school English and beyond.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help with The Great Gatsby, A Lesson Before Dying, Catcher in the Rye, The Outsiders, or Everything I Never Told You? Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students understand these core curriculum books. These sessions are intended for students currently wanting extra academic support with the content or comprehension of any of these pieces of literature. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their literature comprehension and proficiency.

As students transition into summer, keep the spark for reading alive! In this class, students will read a variety of books from diverse authors. In our weekly gatherings, there will be an opportunity to read aloud (strengthening fluency and confidence) as well as time to discuss and question what we have read (strengthening comprehension and critical thinking). In addition, students will be asked to expand on what they have read by finding ways to apply the themes within each book to their own lives.

Explore the mysteries of what makes life on Earth possible! Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students with standard life science curriculum. Students will learn about systems and processes that connect the tiniest bacterium to an enormous blue whale. These sessions are intended for students currently enrolled in a Life Science course.

Explore the concepts and principles which govern the physical universe! Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students with standard physical science curriculum. Tutors will guide students as they study everything from atoms to Newtonian mechanics. These sessions are intended for students currently enrolled in a Physical Science course.

Learn the history of the United States of America! Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students in their US History class and coursework. Tutors will help students develop an understanding of social, political, economical, cultural, and military experiences that played key roles in shaping our country.

Learn about the historical events and civilizations that shaped the modern world! Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students better understand their World History class. Tutors will assist students as they examine human development from the dawn of civilization to the present day.

This is part 1 of a 3-part series of computer science courses designed to help younger students learn the fundamental principles of coding in a more accessible way.

This is part 2 of a 3-part series of computer science courses designed to help younger students learn the fundamental principles of coding in a more accessible way.

This is part 3 of a 3-part series of computer science courses designed to help younger students learn the fundamental principles of coding in a more accessible way. Students will learn the basics of coding using Blockly, a client-side library for the programming language JavaScript. This free and open-source software uses visual building blocks of code that snap together in intuitive ways to help students learn the structure, syntax, and style of real-world programming languages.

Get one-on-one tutoring sessions designed to be a supplemental resource for students currently enrolled in AP Calculus AB. Students will have access to both real time and virtual content designed to boost their performance in class and on AP exams. Mentors will tailor the content to better fit the short and long term needs of each student to help them gain a deeper understanding of calculus concepts.

Get one-on-one tutoring sessions designed to be a supplemental resource for students currently enrolled in AP Calculus BC. Students will have access to both real time and virtual content designed to boost their performance in class and on AP exams. Mentors will tailor the content to better fit the short and long term needs of each student to help them gain a deeper understanding of calculus concepts.

In this 4 week course 1st through 3rd grade elementary students will learn how to better identify and manage the stress of being a student in today's world. Each week they will learn how to identify where stress lives in the body, the power of breath, and the importance of food and sleep. Students will leave this course with a personalized tool kit for stress that they can call on whenever things get tough.

In this 4 week course 3rd through 5th grade students will learn how to better identify and manage the stress of being a student in today's world. Each week they will learn how to identify where stress lives in the body, the power of breath, and the importance of food and sleep. Students will leave this course with a personalized tool kit for stress that they can call on whenever things get tough.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to prepare students for the next level math. It is intended for students currently in a 4th or 5th grade level math class. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their mathematics studies.

This small learning group is designe to prepare students for the next math level. It is more cost-effective than individual tutoring and is intended for students currently in a 4th or 5th grade level math class. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their mathematics studies.

The topics covered in these tutoring sessions include:

• Operations & Algebraic Thinking

• Solve word problems with the 4 operations for whole numbers
• Multiples, factors
• Write/interpret numerical expressions
• Number and Operations in Base Ten
• Normal & decimal place values
• Multiplying/Dividing by Single & Multi-digit numbers
• Add/Subtract/Multiply/Divide decimals
• Fractions
• Equivalence & ordering
• Add/Subtract/Multiply/Divide Fractions
• Decimal notation
• Measurements & Data
• Simple unit conversions
• Word problems with conversions
• Line plots
• Geometry
• Lines, angles, shapes
• Perimeter, Area, Volume

*Topics in the following course adhere to the K-12/College and Career Readiness standards as presented on the Common Core State Standards website.

• Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students at the Elementary level in all subject matters and content areas. This tutoring option is intended for students in First to Fifth grade academic level. Students will receive homework help but more importantly, the instruction will serve to accelerate their overall academic success.

Get one-on-one tutoring designed to help students get the support and the tools for more clear, concise and logical writing. Students will utilize writing assignments from their regular English class as well as skill building activities provided by the instructor to enhance their writing skills in preparation for middle school English.

This small learning group is designed to help students get the support and the tools for more clear, concise, and logical writing. It is more cost-effective than individual tutoring. Students will utilize writing assignments from their regular English class as well as skill-building activities provided by the instructor to enhance their writing skills in preparation for middle school English.

Students will learn how to:

• Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons and information.
• Write informative/explanatory texts to examine a topic and convey ideas and information clearly.
• Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective techniques, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.
• Produce clear and coherent writing in which the development and organization are appropriate to task, purpose, and audience. 
• With guidance and support from peers and adults, develop and strengthen writing as needed by planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach. 
• With some guidance and support from adults, use technology, including the Internet, to produce writing as well as to interact and collaborate with others; demonstrate sufficient command of keyboarding skills to type a minimum of two pages in a single sitting.
• Recall relevant information from experiences or gather relevant information from print and digital sources; summarize or paraphrase information in notes and finished work, and provide a list of sources.
• Draw evidence from literary or informational texts to support analysis, reflection, and research.
  

*Topics in the following course adhere to the K-12/College and Career Readiness standards as presented on the Common Core State Standards website.

As students transition into summer, keep the spark for reading alive! In this class, students will read a variety of books from diverse authors. In our weekly gatherings, there will be an opportunity to read aloud (strengthening fluency and confidence) as well as time to discuss and question what we have read (strengthening comprehension and critical thinking). In addition, students will be asked to expand on what they have read by finding ways to apply the themes within each book to their own lives.

This course will focus on preparing the soon-to-be graduating and recently graduated student to move into the adult world. Topics covered in this course will help give them an understanding of the new roles and responsibilities that come with being an adult.

As students transition into summer, keep the spark for reading alive! In this class, students will read a variety of books from diverse authors. In our weekly gatherings, there will be an opportunity to read aloud (strengthening fluency and confidence) as well as time to discuss and question what we have read (strengthening comprehension and critical thinking). In addition, students will be asked to expand on what they have read by finding ways to apply the themes within each book to their own lives.

This is part 1 of a 3-part series of computer science courses designed to help younger students learn the fundamental principles of coding in a more accessible way.

This is part 2 of a 3-part series of computer science courses designed to help younger students learn the fundamental principles of coding in a more accessible way.

This is part 3 of a 3-part series of computer science courses designed to help younger students learn the fundamental principles of coding in a more accessible way. Students will learn the basics of coding using Blockly, a client-side library for the programming language JavaScript. This free and open-source software uses visual building blocks of code that snap together in intuitive ways to help students learn the structure, syntax, and style of real-world programming languages.

In this 4 week course 1st through 3rd grade elementary students will learn how to better identify and manage the stress of being a student in today's world. Each week they will learn how to identify where stress lives in the body, the power of breath, and the importance of food and sleep. Students will leave this course with a personalized tool kit for stress that they can call on whenever things get tough.

In this 4 week course 3rd through 5th grade students will learn how to better identify and manage the stress of being a student in today's world. Each week they will learn how to identify where stress lives in the body, the power of breath, and the importance of food and sleep. Students will leave this course with a personalized tool kit for stress that they can call on whenever things get tough.

In this 4 week course middle school students will learn how to better identify and manage the stress of being a student in today's world. Each week they will learn how to identify where stress lives in the body, the power of breath, and the importance of food and sleep. Students will leave this course with a personalized tool kit for stress that they can call on whenever things get tough.

In this 4 week course high school students will learn how to better identify and manage the stress of being a student in today's world. Each week they will learn how to identify where stress lives in the body, the power of breath, and the importance of food and sleep. Students will leave this course with a personalized tool kit for stress that they can call on whenever things get tough.

The aim of this course is to provide middle school students who have social challenges an opportunity to gain experience and confidence with social interaction. It is intended for teens who are interested in working on communication and possess the language skills necessary for conversation. The group will provide opportunities for social engagement through language- based activities including conversation, discussion, and games.

The aim of this course is to provide high school students who have social challenges an opportunity to gain experience and confidence with social interaction. It is intended for teens who are interested in working on communication and possess the language skills necessary for conversation. The group will provide opportunities for social engagement through language- based activities including conversation, discussion, and games.

This course is designed to help students make the most out of their college application process. It outlines the activities students need to complete - and when - during this process. It will assist students and provide them guidance and a comprehensive resource as they take the necessary steps towards their higher education and their future!