Anne is a 3rd grade teacher at a local school who specializes in English, Math, and Social Studies (Grades K–4). With exceptional patience and expertise in supporting young learners and students with special needs, she helps each child build confidence and strong academic foundations in a caring, personalized environment.

Ben is a graduate student pursuing a Masters in English at Harvard University. After graduating from Phillips Academy Andover, Ben spent a few years studying Philosophy and Economics at the University of Edinburgh before serving in the US Air Force as an airborne cryptologic linguist specializing in Korean. He has several years of experience as a humanities tutor focusing on essay writing skills, general reading comprehension, SSAT/ISEE and SAT/ACT Verbal preparation, AP English and AP History courses. He has also guided many students towards successful outcomes with their college applications. Outside of teaching, Ben enjoys playing tennis and classical piano.  

Subjects I Teach:
SAT Verbal,  College Essay Writing, College Interview Preparation,  AP US History,  AP European History,  AP World History,  AP Literature,  and AP English Language and Composition 

I'm Good At: 

Guiding students in crafting personalized college essays.

Bleona graduated from Franklin & Marshall college with a degree in Neuroscience, specializing in zoology with the aim of heading to vet school. 

She spent years tutoring students at the Albanian school in the Bronx, NY.
After she graduated she worked as a teacher in northern Japan, and continues to tutor many of those same students online.
Outside of tutoring, her day job is a Veterinary Nurse in Norwalk, CT. In her free time, she enjoys reading, drawing, and gaming. 

Bleona is very knowledgeable in human and earth sciences, chemistry, and math.

Peter is a student at the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education, pursuing his goal of becoming a physician. He has a strong passion for math and science and enjoys helping students build confidence in these subjects. In his free time, Peter enjoys hiking, rock climbing, and exploring new foods.

Subjects I Teach: Math, Physics, Chemistry, Biology in all levels

Walter is an experienced high school physics teacher who brings both expertise and enthusiasm to every student he works with. He earned his degree from Washington University in St. Louis and has served as an AP Physics reader, gaining deep insight into what it takes for students to excel on advanced exams. Walter has helped countless students prepare for AP courses as well as the SAT and ACT, tailoring his instruction to each student’s strengths and areas for growth. Known for making complex concepts approachable and engaging, he is dedicated to helping students achieve academic success while building confidence in their abilities.

Henry is a STEM tutor with a BA from Colby College. With years of experience at the AP and college level, he brings the requisite passion, knowledge, and skill to help students excel for their current curriculum and beyond. He primarily focuses on Biology, where his pursuit of a Medical Degree gives him the depth of knowledge necessary to elevate understanding beyond what might be required for his students.

Subjects I Teach:
AP Biology,  AP Chemistry,  AP Physics, English, Math, and Classics

I'm Good At:
Helping students understand material through different teaching mediums and methodologies.

Theron was born in Brazil and has lived in several countries throughout his life. One of his favorite places was Japan, where he lived for six years and learned the language.

A certified teacher, Theron is currently pursuing his master’s degree in Educational Technology. 

Subjects I Teach: Math, English

I'm Good At:

Will is a seasoned educator with hands on teaching experience at a variety of levels. He graduated from Duke University with a double major in Math and Computer Science but has a broad expertise that he utilizes to tutor students in a variety subjects. Will is also an avid theater person who regularly writes, acts, and produces shows in Manhattan.

Michelle has been teaching chemistry for the past 12 years and teaches all levels from regents to college. She received her B.S. degree in Chemistry from The Pennsylvania State University, and her Master’s Degree in Teaching from New York University.  She is excited to continue helping and fostering the learning of chemistry for future generations.  

Subjects I Teach:
Chemistry,  AP Chemistry, Spanish

I'm Good At:

As a passionate educator with 30 years of experience, Naomi has positively impacted thousands of students, meeting them where they are and providing them with the communication tools they need to be successful in the 21st century. She has honed her ability to effectively relay complex content to audiences of all demographics.  Her commitment to individualized learning has led her toward the next chapter in her life, which is one-on-one teaching.

Subjects I Teach:
English Regents, SAT subject test, SAT verbal, ACT verbal, and Latin for grades 6-12 with a focus on grammar and vocabulary building. 

I'm Good At:
Teaching students valuable mindfulness strategies for managing stress and anxiety during high stakes competitions such as sports and standardized testing.

Neel is an experienced Physics and Mathematics tutor with a Bachelor of Science in Astrophysics from Rutgers University – New Brunswick, graduating cum laude. With several years of tutoring experience at Rutgers University and additional experience teaching high school and college students, Neel specializes in AP Physics C, AP Physics 1, AP Calculus AB & BC, and introductory college-level physics and calculus.

He is passionate about creating an engaging learning environment, simplifying complex concepts, and tailoring lessons to meet individual learning styles. Neel’s teaching approach focuses on building strong conceptual foundations while developing problem-solving skills, enabling students to achieve academic success and confidence in STEM subjects.

Subjects I Teach:
AP Physics C,  AP Physics 1,  AP Calculus AB & BC, and introductory college-level physics and calculus.

I'm Good At:
Making complex things seem easy.

Paul graduated from William & Mary with a degree in Chemistry and Chinese Studies. After graduation, he studied at National Taiwan University in a year-long intensive language program. He has tutored and taught various levels of math, chemistry, and Mandarin Chinese for many years, including being a tutor in the William & Mary TutorZone. Outside of academics, he loves basketball, the outdoors, and gaming.

Subjects I Teach: Chemisty 

Brandon specializes in Statistics and advanced mathematics. He holds a BS in Mathematics and an MS in Actuarial Science from Saint John’s University. In addition to tutoring, Brandon works full-time as an Actuary in New York City. He has over eight years of tutoring experience in various settings, including college learning centers and one-on-one SAT/ACT preparation.

Subject I Teach:
All levels of high school mathematics, AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB/BC, SAT/ACT Math

I 'm Good At:
Helping students understand the reasons behind mathematical concepts.

Thea is a graduate of Skidmore College with a BA in Psychology who is passionate about the humanities. She primarily focuses on the study of English Language Arts, whether that is in learning basic reading comprehension and writing, studying for the SAT, or editing a complex literary analysis essay. Outside of teaching, Thea works with horses on her family’s farm. 

Subjects I Teach:
English, SAT English, Composition and Literature.

Florence is a mathematics major from the University of Michigan with over three years of tutoring experience working with students of all ages, from Pre-K through college level. She has a strong passion for math and enjoys helping students build understanding and confidence in the subject. Florence focuses on creating a comfortable, supportive, and engaging learning environment where students feel encouraged to ask questions and succeed.

John studied liberal arts before receiving his engineering degree from Columbia University.  He is a lifelong learner with years of experience building quality relationships with students to help them understand difficult concepts and build their confidence and time management skills, ultimately leading to success.