Meet our tutors

A former marine biologist, Michael F. has completed more than 2,500 hours of academic and test prep tutoring. "It is especially important to be able to help students who, through having poor teachers in the past, or through lack of self-confidence, need a teacher who can encourage them as well as teach them. All kids can learn, if given clear, patient, understanding teaching,” says Michael.

“It's a lot of fun, and a big challenge, training students to look for shortcuts and to learn how to apply them quickly on a timed test,” says Bryan F. A tutor since 2012, he has completed more than 4,000 hours of tutoring.

“I know the admissions process can be very daunting and scary to some students so I want to provide a friendly atmosphere where students can feel comfortable and accomplish what needs to get done,” Michael F. says. Michael has worked in college admissions since 2011.

Elodie is an experienced math, science, test prep, and French tutor who is passionate about teaching. She enjoys swimming, reading, and traveling.

Alyceson-Grace E. describes herself as energetic, kind, and encouraging. She says, “Raised in a supportive and empowering community, I seek to continue the legacies of love by educating the next generation of students.”

“I celebrate students’ progress and provide constructive feedback to foster motivation and resilience,” says literacy specialist and certified ESL teacher Ashley E. She has worked with students from various backgrounds in all subjects.

An educator for over twenty years, Jeremiah D.’s favorite thing about teaching is encouraging students to become active agents of their own success. “I firmly believe that learning must be a cooperative and adaptive process among teachers and students,” he says.

“I believe in taking the time to let learners process information,” says Ky D. “When trying to understand the content, it's important to me that a student confidently understands material, and it is through that confidence that they will successfully complete work in a timed format.”

“I enjoy getting a personal rapport with the student. Every student is a unique human being,” says computer scientist and philanthropist Jimmy D. “I believe by recognizing and honoring the unique qualities of a student it facilitates better learning.”