If you’re here, you probably:
Just completed a diagnostic with me (or were referred by a happy family)
Know your child is capable of more than their current ACT/SAT scores
Don’t want to spend thousands on 1:1 tutoring
Are worried your kid will either procrastinate… or study the wrong things
You’re not alone. Many families I work with feel the same way. That’s why I built our small group program:
A structured, LD-specialist-led program for students with OR without learning differences who can follow a plan with support, in a small, safe setting.
I create a customizable study plan for each student:
A week‑by‑week study plan with links to every resource they need
Interactive lessons, videos, quizzes, tests, drills, and dynamic spaced-repetition review
Complete tasks to check them off and track progress
Plan starts customized to each student's starting scores and areas of need
Tutors can directly edit and update plans to tweak it after each class so it stays relevant at every stage of prep
Your child never has to wonder, “What should I do today?” They log in, follow the plan, and check off the boxes. As we get to know them and their needs better, we adjust the plan on the fly to better serve them.
At least 5 live classes every week (we add more times if groups get bigger, to keep things small)
Max ~5 students per call – no giant webinar feel
Short teaching segment plus open Q&A, so your student can:
Ask questions about homework or practice tests
Learn strategies for tricky question types
Hear other students’ questions they didn’t know to ask
Your student can attend as many calls as they’d like each week. We recommend planning on at least two each week to make the most of this program.
When your child gets stuck:
They send a screenshot or question
The relevant tutor sends back a clear explanation (often as a short video)
No waiting until “next week’s class” to get unstuck. And since the instructor knows your child and their learning challenges, they can respond in a way they know will make sense.
Some weeks, students need extra help. You can book a la carte 1:1 sessions with our tutors to:
Fix a stubborn weak area
Review a full practice test
Calm nerves before a real exam
You get flexibility without committing to a full 1:1 program.
High schoolers who are scoring lower than expected on their most recent practice or official exams - test scores don't match their grades or work ethic
Either neurotypical or neurodiverse with learning differences that don't drastically change how they should approach the test (ADHD, dyslexia, processing, executive function disorders, etc.)
10–16 weeks before their ACT/SAT date
Need accountability, structure, and the ability to ask questions
Are capable of following a plan when adults help them stay on track
Students who refuse to study at all, even with support
Students who need very large score jumps or are applying to ultra‑competitive schools
Students with more significant learning or behavioral needs who truly require intensive 1:1
This program runs on 4-week cycles: we generate 4 weeks of the study plan at a time. This allows us to further customize the plan to each student's needs, so we don't plan too far ahead and schedule things that won't be helpful when the student gets there. Since we run on that 4-week cycle, we treat tuition for this program as a subscription. Join at whatever tier seems most helpful, then stay as long as you need to hit your goal score.
Our back-to-school special! Try out test prep with us for a dollar. This includes everything in Base EXCEPT:
No access to additional help outside class (no async help, no 1:1 booking). You'll need to bring your questions to class.
Trial plans roll over into Base ($399/4-week cycle) automatically at the end of the period. If you don't want to do that, cancel your next cycle and you'll roll over into self-study (which is free) instead.
One 60-minute private lesson on a high-leverage topic
Access to additional help (see Base)
$200 credit applied to your first Base cycle
The standard approach. Includes everything above, meaning you get:
Customized study plan with unlimited updates and tweaks from our tutors based on your questions, class participation, and test performance
Small group classes, as many as you can attend each week
Additional help from our core tutors (not Jonah): either asynchronous (send them questions and get a video response) or optional 1:1 booking
Light support when you fall behind (we track study plan completion and reach out when you aren't completing things or attending class)
For students who would benefit from additional 1:1 support. Includes everything in Base, plus:
4 hour-long private lessons with core tutors on the topics you need the most support in (that's one per week, with your favorite tutor, scheduled at your convenience)
Direct access to Jonah for additional async or 1:1 help (instead of just the core tutors)
Access to more weekly lesson times: the ones Jonah hosts on Sundays that cover advanced topics
Weekly parent digest about what the student completed that week, to help them keep an eye on their student's progress
You can cancel your next cycle at any time. When you do, you'll keep access to everything you paid for in the current cycle, then convert to a free self-study plan at the end of that paid-for cycle. The self-study plan gives you access to the study plan and the exercises, but you won't be able to attend classes, ask for help, or get updates to your study plan. The self-study plans last until the next test or three cycles, whichever happens first.
We prorate the cycle when the test you're taking falls inside it. For example, if you're in a 4-week cycle during which the test occurs on week 3, you'll only pay for 3 weeks instead of the full 4.