Long-term learning help

A partner for the homeschool year.

Ongoing, one-to-one support for families who want more than a few tutoring sessions. A weekly rhythm, live teaching in the subjects you choose, and a parent who still leads the home.

A student waves during a video call while two parents sit with her at the table.

What continues

The year has a shape, and you are not carrying every subject alone.

  • A plan for the subjects you want us to teach.
  • Live sessions on a weekly rhythm you agree to.
  • Practice between sessions, sized for the grade.
  • A short update so you know what happened.
  • A check-in when the plan should change.

A sample rhythm

The week stays small enough to keep.

This is an example for a middle-grade student. Your real week is set in the first conversation.

01

Live teaching

One or more sessions in the subjects on the plan. The student meets the tutor on video.

02

Practice at home

A clear task between sessions, tied to the curriculum, so the live time is not the only learning.

03

A note to you

What was taught, what to watch, and whether the plan still fits.

Who this is for

Homeschool families who want teaching help that lasts past one unit.

Long-term support fits when you want a tutor in math for the year, a reading plan that runs from fall through spring, or help across two subjects so your week has room for the rest of family life.

It also fits a student who started with tutoring and is ready for that help to stay. Kindergarten through 12th grade. For younger children, a parent remains nearby during the call.

Tell us which subjects you want off your plate.

We will answer with a weekly shape for remote homeschool support.