Personalized tutoring that builds confidence
1-on-1 and small group sessions led by local Sonoma County educators who meet students where they are.
Meet your tutors
A small, local team that genuinely cares about your student's progress.
Natalie Miller
Elementary & Middle School Math
A 20-year resident of West Sonoma County, Natalie has spent the past four years substitute teaching across the county and is pursuing her Foundational-Level Mathematics Teaching Credential. She specializes in helping elementary and middle school students strengthen their math skills, overcome challenges, and build a positive, confident attitude toward learning, living for those “aha!” moments when a concept finally clicks.
Andy Spring
Reading, Writing & Performance
A lifelong Petaluma resident, Andy earned a B.A. in Literature with a concentration in Creative Writing from UC Santa Cruz, then studied screenwriting and acting at the Los Angeles Performing Arts Conservatory. He's completing his teaching credential through the Sonoma County Office of Education's “Be a Teacher” program and is dedicated to helping the next generation of students find their unique voice.
Tim Arapov
Biology & Chemistry
A Healdsburg-based science teacher and researcher with a PhD in molecular microbiology, Tim spent years in the lab as a Principal Scientist in food science and a researcher at Duke before earning his teaching credential in Biology and Chemistry. He tutors at the high school and intro-college level, breaking hard concepts into plain language so students truly understand the material instead of just memorizing it. A former English learner himself, he's patient and meets students where they are.
Get in touch
Tell us about your student — we reply within a day.
How we work together
Choose the setting that fits your student best — both come with the same attentive, encouraging approach.
1-on-1 Sessions
Focused, fully personalized attention. We tailor every session to your student's pace, goals, and learning style.
- Custom study plan
- Flexible scheduling
- Progress check-ins
Small Group Sessions
Learn alongside a few peers (2–4 students). Collaborative, motivating, and more affordable per student.
- 2–4 students
- Peer learning
- Lower per-session cost
What we tutor
From building fundamentals to acing the big test — here's where we can help.
Don't see your subject? Just ask — we may still be able to help.
Simple, fair pricing
No contracts, no surprises. Start with a free consultation and go from there.
Free Consultation
A no-pressure call to talk goals and find the right fit.
- 15–20 minutes
- Meet your tutor
- No commitment
1-on-1 Session
Fully personalized, one-on-one attention.
- Custom study plan
- Flexible scheduling
- Progress updates
- Online or in-person
Small Group
Learn with 2–4 peers at a lower per-student rate.
- 2–4 students
- Collaborative learning
- Same expert tutors
Packages of 5 or 10 sessions are available at a discount — just ask.
What families are saying
“My daughter went from dreading math to looking forward to her sessions. Her grade jumped a full letter in one semester.”
“The small group format kept me motivated. It felt less like a class and more like studying with friends who actually get it.”
Frequently asked questions
Do you tutor online, in person, or both?
Both. We meet students across Sonoma County in person and also offer online sessions over video — whatever works best for your family.
What ages and grade levels do you work with?
We work with elementary, middle, and high school students. Reach out and we'll match your student with the right tutor.
How big are the small group sessions?
Small groups are capped at 2–4 students so everyone still gets plenty of individual attention.
How do we get started?
Start with a free consultation. We'll talk through your student's goals, answer questions, and find a tutor and schedule that fit.
What's your cancellation policy?
Life happens — just let us know at least 24 hours in advance to reschedule at no charge.