The Best Tutoring in Kingston

We align tutoring to New York State Learning Standards and to what your child is learning in class. Our local team supports Kingston City School District schools like Kingston High School, J. Watson Bailey, M. Clifford Miller, George Washington, and Harry L. Edson, as well as nearby districts including Saugerties, Rondout Valley, New Paltz, Onteora, Highland, Wallkill, and Marlboro. Here is what that looks like: Review class materials, upcoming units, and teacher expectations; reinforce current lessons while filling skill gaps; prepare for quizzes, projects, and state assessments; coordinate strategies with your goals at home. Every plan is customized so your child gets help that fits their classroom pace. Start with a free consultation to map out a plan.

We provide one to one tutoring for students of all ages, including adults, across Kingston, Port Ewen, Lake Katrine, Hurley, Saugerties, Woodstock, Rosendale, Esopus, and Ulster Park. Subjects we commonly support: Elementary: reading and phonics, writing, math facts, problem solving; Middle school: math foundations, pre algebra and algebra, science, reading and writing; High school: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus, Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, English Language Arts, research and writing; Study skills and executive function coaching through our X-Skills program; Test prep: state assessments, SAT, ACT, AP courses. If you do not see your course listed, ask us during your consultation. We match by subject expertise.

Our four step process keeps everything simple and transparent: 1) Assess: We meet with you to learn about goals, challenges, and school requirements, then recommend a plan. 2) Match: We match your child with a tutor based on subject expertise, learning style, and personality. Our Tutor Fit Guarantee means we will adjust if needed. 3) Tutor: Sessions happen in home or online, one to one, with a plan that supports classwork and fills gaps. 4) Support: You receive regular updates and session reports so you always know how things are going. Scheduling is flexible, including after school and weekends. Book a free consultation to get started.

Yes. We work with students who have IEPs, 504 plans, ADHD, dyslexia, autism spectrum differences, anxiety, and more. Tutors follow accommodations and use strategies that make learning clearer, such as breaking tasks into steps, using multi sensory methods, and pacing instruction to reduce stress. We also coordinate with what schools and Ulster BOCES teams recommend. Tell us about your child’s needs during the consultation so we can tailor the plan.

Yes. We provide in home tutoring across Kingston and surrounding communities, and we also offer online tutoring for added flexibility. Online details: One to one live sessions with an expert tutor; Every online session is recorded so your student can review before tests; Interactive tools like digital whiteboards and shared documents; No travel time and more scheduling options. Choose in home, online, or a mix. We will recommend what best fits your goals and schedule.

You receive regular session reports after each meeting. Reports summarize what was covered, wins from the session, and what is next. We set clear goals, measure growth on key skills, and keep an eye on class grades, test results, homework completion, and confidence. We check in with you often and adjust the plan if needed. We can also use teacher feedback, quick skill checks, and tools like our X-Skills framework to make sure progress is steady and visible.

Tutors with Tutor Doctor are vetted through a thorough screening that includes interviews and background checks. They have strong subject knowledge and experience teaching or tutoring. Just as important, they know how to explain ideas in a way that fits your child. We match based on: Subject expertise and grade level; Learning style and personality fit; Schedule and location; Familiarity with Kingston area schools and New York standards. Families often tell us the right match makes all the difference. One local parent shared that their son rebuilt his math foundation and improved note taking and scheduling with help from one of our tutors. If the fit is not right, we will make a change quickly.

Common signs include homework battles, falling test scores, missing basics in reading or math, stress about school, or a sudden drop in confidence. Big transitions like moving to middle school or preparing for SAT and AP exams are also good times to get support. It is best to start when you first notice concerns. Early help prevents small gaps from becoming bigger problems. Schedule a free consultation and we will outline a clear, personalized plan for your family.