Meet our tutors

"I would describe my style as student-led and student-focused," says Anthony K. He is a teacher and former athletic trainer who has been demystifying tricky concepts for students since 2021.

“I am always interested in how a student got to the answer they did, even if it is wrong, or not quite right, because that informs how I help them get to a more complete understanding,” Emma K. says. A test prep tutor and legal research instructor, Emma’s teaching style is student-centered.

Kerry K. has been tutoring math for over twenty years. He has worked with hundreds of students on myriad topics in both mathematics and statistics.

“I love to make students feel comfortable through humor and learning about their goals and passions in life,” David K. says. A test prep tutor, David finds connections between his student's interests and the material and uses metaphors and commonalities to make those connections.

An experienced professional writer and editor, as well as a certified and experienced classroom English teacher, tutor Cara K. is a college-essay tutor and writing tutor for students and professionals. As a writer, she is adept at helping students brainstorm when they believe they have nothing to say. As an editor, she is able to help students express just what they want to say, guiding them to clear, correct language while still allowing their own voice to come through.

"I see my role not ultimately to teach math but to instill confidence in the student so that they can become a lifelong learner of many subjects," Matt J. says. He has been teaching math for nine years and test prep for two years.

A dedicated instructional design professional and tutor, Daria J. has taught test prep since 2002. “My teaching and tutoring style is that of a facilitator,” Daria says. “I find ways to communicate complex concepts in everyday terms and guide students through quantitative reasoning.”

“My education philosophy consists of two pillars: meeting students where they are and setting high expectations,” Asantewaa J. says. “I like talking to students about how they learn to best meet them at their level, so we know where to work from and how to build up to their goals.”

With over fifteen years of experience guiding families through high-stakes admissions decisions, Sarah J. loves learning about her students’ unique interests and talents. “I am very big on finding the right fit college and having students really be honest about what they really want, because the hardest part really isn't getting in, it's actually being successful and happy where you end up attending,” Sarah says.