Better grades, increased confidence, improved organization and executive functioning. Seattle Tutoring strives to help students with all these things and any other goals they and their parents may have. At the end of the day, we want to make math more pain free for students and their parents.

Note: All tutors are independent contractors

Schuyler

Schuyler graduated with a B.S. in Aquatic and Fishery Sciences in 2009, graduating with college honors and receiving A’s in all math coursework, including three quarters of calculus. While a full time student, he tutored student athletes and middle school students. After graduating, he worked as a biologist on a number of research projects with Montana State, NOAA, the EPA and the Washington Dept. of Ecology.

For the past two years he’s been sidelined from his biologist due to health issues. Recently, Schuyler volunteered for Catholic Community Services as part of the Youth Tutoring Program and currently tutors math privately in the Seattle area. Schuyler was recently admitted to the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and has published in Ecosphere.

Testimonials:

Schuyler is a thorough, effective math tutor. He’s patient and communicates well with our child, without being condescending. He’s been flexible to meet our scheduling needs. On his own initiative, Schuyler has emailed supplementary lessons for additional practice. After tutoring sessions, our son would tell us that Schuyler was very helpful. We recommend him! –Brian

Schuyler was a great tutor for my son. He was very flexible with my son schedule and learning style. He often emailed practice assignments based on what he was being taught in class. Schuyler is very positive and was able to recognize the gaps in my sons learning. I would highly recommend Schuyler if you are looking for an excellent math tutor. ~Linda

Morgan

Morgan studies at the University of Washington where she is interested in majoring in Early Childhood Education and Psychology. Recently she volunteered at Montlake Elementary School’s Launch program, where she assisted teachers with after school education. Additionally, Morgan has tutored at the middle and high school level. Some of her advanced coursework includes AP level Calculus, U.S. History and Environmental Science. Morgan’s artistic experience includes acting, dancing, singing and painting. She has a particular interest in working with elementary and middle school age kids.

Makenzie

Makenzie has a number of years of tutoring experience, primarily helping students with math. In addition to her work as a private tutor, she has also taught formally as a TA for a probability and statistics course at UW. There, Makenzie graduated with a degree in psychology and also conducted research on how pediatric cancer affects family dynamics. She recently graduated with a masters in clinical mental health at WWU, where Makenzie also worked as an instructor in Overview of Research Methods in the psychology department. Makenzie works full time as a counselor in Seattle and tutors several subjects throughout the Seattle area.

Jeremy

Jeremy is currently a third year student at the University of Washington, studying Mathematics and Political Science. His areas of research include Computational Numerical Ballistics, as well as International Banking & Monetary Policy. Jeremy has excelled in math, physics and other hard science courses, including UW’s Advanced Accelerated Honors Calculus, a math series based on Real Analysis and Calculus Theory. Jeremy is also an accomplished student leader and educational volunteer. As the Vice President of his honors society in high school, Jeremy was inspired by his family’s three generations of teachers and started his schools first lunchtime peer tutoring program.

Now, as Jeremy finishes his last year at the UW, he has continued his passion for student leadership, health advocacy and high quality education. He is an accomplished student Senator and the Chair of the UW’s SAF Committee, the group that administrates the University’s student fees. Additionally, Jeremy is a Universal Banker with US Bank and the Executive Director of Advanced Robotics at the University of Washington, likely the most elite collegiate student robotics organization in the country.

Click here for Jeremy’s Advanced Robotics work in the Seattle Times

Alexa

Alexa received a BA in Mathematics with a minor in Computer Science from the University of Portland. Her research focus in Applied Math includes disease modeling and cost benefit analyses to inform rural point-of-care diagnostics. She is certified to teach English as a Foreign Language (CertTESOL) and has worked internationally developing curricula for Computer skills learning, Elementary/Middle Mathematics, and English language learning. She enjoys working with large age ranges of students – from preschool and elementary students in sports programs to high school and returning adult learners in community college tutoring sessions. In addition to Education, her other professional endeavors include Culinary Arts and Financial Services.

Annie

Annie is currently a student at the University of Washington, looking to pursue a degree in Biology. She has tutored at the high school level in a variety of courses, but primarily math. Annie has experience in AP-level courses and loves working with younger students.

Lyra

Lyra comes to the Seattle Tutoring Services team by way of the Macalester College. There, she studied acting while taking extensive math and science courework. With years of experience ranging from precalculus to ACT prep and AP Chemistry, she offers a wide skill set to students.

Testimonials

…She was always very professional, and again, she knew her stuff like the back of her hand, did a ton of preparation for sessions, knew how to teach it, took on lots of kids, everyone loved her, really an excellent tutor.

 …She tutored SAT and ACT, SSAT, ISEE, chemistry, biology, most maths, including precalc, essay writing, college application essays, and probably another thing or two I’m forgetting.  She was great at pretty much everything I asked her to do. 

…Lyra was calm and direct, and they worked well together. She is bright and knew the material and did not try to overpower Kit or make her feel inadequate.  For us, that was what made the teacher/ student relationship work.

Sarah

Sarah is a graduate of Garfield High School and a rising sophomore at Mount Holyoke College, pursuing a double major in English and Music. She has experience tutoring for students in elementary, middle, and high school settings and is comfortable working with math levels through AP Calculus BC and AP Statistics, as well as the SAT, writing, and cello. Additionally, she has experience working with neurodiverse kids, including ADHD and ADD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia.

For questions about the test or tutoring, send us an email [email protected], or call/text 206.999.0666 . I typically respond within 2 hrs.