Y. A.

Solid program overall: the tutor practices problems aligned with the group's current topics and provides homework support. I would like an option for occasional extra sessions, but the weekly 45-minute lessons worked well for us.

A great option for classmates who want focused help in 6th, 7th, Algebra 1 or Geometry. The sessions are targeted and the small-group format encourages participation.

As a parent I appreciated that the course is designed for ages 12–18 and fits a busy schedule with just one 55-minute lesson per week for five weeks. My 15-year-old came away more interested in early 19th-century U.S. history and could talk about the Era of Good Feelings and the Monroe Doctrine with real enthusiasm. The balance between biography, presidency, and diplomatic topics made it engaging and informative.

There were clear benefits — practice problems and concept clarification — but sometimes the group topics didn't align exactly with my 17-year-old's coursework, so progress was uneven.