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Who this is for

Three kinds of families. One way of working.

Most of the families we work with fall into one of three groups. The teaching is the same; the cadence is what changes.

01

Homeschool families

You're running the whole curriculum and you'd like a steady outside teacher for one or two subjects. We slot in weekly, follow your scope and sequence, and send a quick recap so you stay in charge of the whole picture.

Most common ask

  • Math past 5th grade
  • Middle-school writing or science
  • A reading plan you'd like a second voice on
02

After-school families

Your child is in a traditional school but the regular classroom can't slow down for one student. We meet in the afternoon, work the actual homework when it helps, and build the underlying skill when that's what's needed.

Most common ask

  • Weekly support during the school year
  • Concept catch-up between units
  • Confidence rebuild after a hard quarter
03

Catch-up windows

Something slipped. A move, a long illness, a chaotic semester. You don't need a year of tutoring. You need eight to twelve focused sessions to close a specific gap. We design exactly that.

Most common ask

  • Pre-summer catch-up
  • Summer maintenance, no regression
  • Back-to-school readiness in August
Investment

$55 per session.
No surprises.

$55

Single 50-min session

$210

4-session pack ($52.50/ea)

$400

8-session pack ($50/ea)

Safety and trust

You are welcome in the room, always.

Lisa holds a current Florida Level 2 background check and taught in Florida schools for 22 years. Every session is one-on-one in Abide Live, our own classroom, parents are welcome to sit in anytime, and live video is never recorded.

After each session you get a written recap by email: what your child worked on, what to celebrate, and what to practice next. And if the first session is not a good fit, it is free.

Many of our students learn differently. If your child has an IEP or 504 plan, dyslexia, ADHD, or just a hard history with a subject, tell us, and Lisa will meet them where they are. If your family needs another accommodation, bring it up on the free meet-the-teacher call and we will figure it out together.

A free parent guide

5 Signs Your K–6 Reader Is Ready to Leap.

A short PDF from Lisa: what to watch for at home, what it actually means, and one thing to try this week for each sign. No spam. Unsubscribe in one click.

  • Written by a teacher with 22 years in the K–6 classroom
  • Six pages. Read it in under ten minutes.

We will email the PDF and, occasionally, a short note from Lisa. Unsubscribe in one click.

Ready when you are

Find your group. Book your first session.