The Best Tutoring in Park City

We build each plan around the Utah Core Standards and the expectations used by Park City School District. During your consultation, we review current classes, teacher syllabi, and recent assignments from schools like Jeremy Ranch, Trailside, McPolin, Ecker Hill, Treasure Mountain, and Park City High. We also monitor district updates and state report cards so our materials and strategies stay current.

This alignment helps tutoring reinforce what is taught in class, prepare for unit tests, and fill any gaps before they become bigger problems. It also makes it easier for students to stay on track when classes move fast.

Tutor Doctor East Salt Lake City supports elementary, middle, high school, college, and adult learners. Core subjects include math, reading and writing, science, Spanish and other world languages, study skills, and executive function coaching through our X-Skills program. We also help with homework support, long-term projects, and study routines.

Local families use us for everything from early literacy at McPolin to AP Calculus and AP Biology at Park City High, and even college math. One Park City parent shared, “My son’s college math class wasn’t going very well and Charlotte helped turn that around.”

We start with a free consultation to understand goals, learning style, schedule, and personality. Then we recommend a tutor with the right subject expertise and teaching approach. All tutors complete background checks and a careful screening process. We look for strong communication skills and the ability to motivate students.

If the fit is not quite right, our Tutor Fit Guarantee means we will adjust the plan or match. As local owners, James and Amanda Locke stay involved to make sure your family is supported.

You will receive regular session reports that summarize what was covered, wins from the session, and goals for next time. We set clear targets for skills and grades, then adjust the plan as needed. For many students, we also coach organization, planning, and time management so progress shows up in daily habits.

If you choose online tutoring, sessions are recorded so students can review before quizzes and exams. This helps reinforce learning and boosts confidence.

Yes. We offer in-home tutoring across Park City and the Wasatch Back, and we also provide high-quality online tutoring. Online sessions follow the same one-to-one model and are recorded so students can rewatch tricky explanations. Online makes it easier to keep learning during ski season, travel, or snow days.

We serve neighborhoods like Jeremy Ranch, Trailside, Silver Springs, Old Town, Prospector, Thaynes Canyon, Aerie, Sun Peak, Kimball Junction, Snyderville, Silver Creek, and Summit Park, as well as nearby areas including Heber City, Deer Mountain, Peoa, Kamas, and Oakley.

Yes. Park City students perform well overall, but only 46% of K-8 English learners make adequate progress toward fluency. At Jeremy Ranch Elementary, that figure is 20%. We focus on building vocabulary, reading comprehension, speaking practice, and writing skills that support success in class. We tailor lessons to the student’s proficiency level and collaborate with families and teachers when possible.

We also build study routines and confidence so students can participate more in class and complete assignments independently. Progress is tracked through lesson goals, reading fluency checks, and classroom outcomes.

We support ACT, SAT, PSAT, and AP courses. We start with a skills review to identify strengths and gaps, then build a plan that includes content review, pacing, practice tests, and test-taking strategies. Many Park City High students take multiple AP classes. We help them manage the workload, plan study time, and prepare for spring exams.

You can start with a consultation to set target scores and timelines, then we match you with a tutor who specializes in the right exams.

Common signs include unfinished homework, stress about tests, falling grades in one subject, or a drop in confidence. For younger students, watch for slow reading progress. For middle and high school, look for issues with organization, planning, and study habits. If your family schedule is packed, a steady one-to-one routine can also make school feel manageable again.

If you are unsure, schedule a free consultation. We will review recent work and suggest a plan that fits your goals and schedule.