The Best Tutoring in Decatur

We tailor tutoring to the curriculum used by City Schools of Decatur, DeKalb County School District, and Atlanta Public Schools. We review teacher syllabi, current units, and state standards so sessions support classwork, quizzes, and projects. If you approve, we can coordinate with your child’s teacher to stay in sync on skills and deadlines. Decatur students perform well overall, but even top districts have gaps. About 69 percent of CSD students are proficient in reading compared to about 40 percent statewide. We focus on filling specific skill gaps while building confidence. Book a free consultation to share your child’s syllabus and goals.

We provide one-to-one help for elementary, middle, and high school students, plus adult learners:
– Math: foundational math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry, Precalculus, Calculus, Statistics
– English and Reading: phonics, reading comprehension, writing, grammar, research and essays
– Sciences: Earth science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics
– Social Studies and study skills
– Executive function coaching through our X-Skills program
– Test prep: state assessments, PSAT, SAT, ACT, AP Exams

Tell us what your child is working on and we will match you with a tutor who fits their level and learning style. To get started, call (561) 423-1051 or click to find tutoring near you.

Yes. We offer private in-home tutoring across Decatur and flexible online sessions.
– In-home works well for students who focus better in a familiar space.
– Online tutoring adds flexibility for busy schedules and all sessions are recorded, which lets students replay explanations before tests.

Many families choose a mix of both. We will recommend a setup after we learn about your child’s goals, attention needs, and weekly schedule.

Yes. We personalize pace, materials, and strategies to your child. With your permission, we align with IEP or 504 goals. Our tutors use clear routines, bite-sized steps, visual organizers, and positive coaching. Through X-Skills coaching, we build organization, planning, time management, and task initiation. Families receive regular updates after each session so everyone stays on the same page.

You receive a session report after every visit that covers skills practiced, what went well, and next steps. We set goals together and check progress at regular intervals. With your approval, we can coordinate with teachers to align on upcoming units and assessments at Decatur High, Renfroe Middle, and elementary schools. Parents tell us this transparency gives real peace of mind. One local parent shared, “their 15-year-old moved from failing to a B in Chemistry in about a month.” Results vary by student, but clear goals and steady feedback make a big difference.

We serve families across Decatur and nearby communities, including:
Downtown Decatur, Oakhurst, Winnona Park, Decatur Heights, Glenwood Estates, Great Lakes, Clairemont Estates, Medlock Park, North Decatur, Leafmore Hills, Lindmoor Woods, Oak Grove, Sagamore Hills, Springdale Heights, University Heights, Belvedere Park, Midway Woods, East Lake, North Decatur Heights, Ridgeland Park, Talley Street, Tuxworth Springs, Glen Meadows, Meadowdale, Panola Slope, Avondale Estates, Clarkston, Tucker, Scottdale, Pine Lake, and nearby Atlanta neighborhoods such as Kirkwood and East Lake. If you do not see your area listed, ask us. We often have online options that fit your schedule.

It depends on your student’s needs. We start with a free conversation to understand goals, learning style, and schedule. From there we recommend a plan and match a tutor who fits your child. We meet one-to-one and adjust as we go. You will receive regular updates and we will check in with you to make sure the plan is working. To begin, call (561) 423-1051 or click to find tutoring near you.

Consider tutoring if you see any of these signs:
– Homework takes much longer than it should or leads to stress
– Grades or test scores have dipped or do not match effort
– Your child avoids reading, math, or writing
– Missing work, weak study habits, or low confidence
– A big transition is coming such as Algebra 1, AP classes, SAT or ACT

Starting early gives your child more time to build skills. Even in high-performing districts, students benefit from personalized help. Nationally, only 36 percent of fourth graders perform at a proficient reading level. A short conversation can clarify next steps. Book a free consultation to see if tutoring is a fit.