Online and In-person Tutoring Services for Students Who Need Extra Help

Subject-specific Tutoring

If your student needs a little extra help mastering concepts in a specific subject, we offer one-on-one tutoring in-person or online.

Our learning coaches will work closely with your student to increase their confidence and competency in math, reading, social studies, history, language arts, or science. If your student needs help with a subject that isn’t listed, just ask us! You can learn more about the competencies we teach by grade level below. We provide the content (worksheets, study materials, etc.) for learning mastery. 

Many students see us at least once a week, but you may sign your student up for as many sessions as you would like. We offer one-on-one tutoring in-person or online, Monday through Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Child working on homework while being tutored.

Get Your Student the Help They Need

Your first session is free. We want you to love your experience at Grace Place! 

One-on-one tutoring is $60 per hour.

If you need us to create and provide study material for your student, a one-time fee of $50 will be assessed per subject. If your student needs support in completing homework, check out Homework Club!

Schedule Your 1:1 Session Today!

Schedule your student’s session online, call 502.409.5442, or complete this form to get started.

Please note that we cannot guarantee a specific learning coach. If you need us to create and provide study material for your student, a one-time fee of $50 will be assessed per subject.

Be sure to check out our pre-pay packages below to better plan your year and save money!

Plan Your Year & Save Money with Packages!

Pay in advance to get our best pricing. Unused hours can be rolled into the next school year. If you would like your student to attend homework club more than twice a week, contact us and we can arrange it.

Please note that discounts only apply with pre-pay packages.

In our tutoring program, your student will:

  • Study and work on building skill in a certain subject

  • Discuss and problem-solve material with their learning coach

  • Complete necessary homework and projects as well as study for subject-related tests/quizzes

  • Have access to Accelerated Reader (AR) and other study materials to help them hone specific skills in that subject

  • Benefit from their learning coach, teacher at school (if requested), and parent being on the same page

  • Learn study and time management skills

  • Learn how to become more self-sufficient and independent when it comes to school

  • Become more confident in that subject

A student reading an Accelerated Reader book in the Reading Room during a Tutoring session.

How Our Tutoring Program Works:

  1. At the first session, parents will complete forms (if they haven’t been completed already). 

  2. We will match your student up with a learning coach who suits their learning style and can provide the appropriate subject support.

  3. If requested, your student’s learning coach will reach out to your student’s teacher to discuss assignments, how certain material should be taught, and what your student needs to know for school. 

  4. Your student’s learning coach will put together a plan of action on how to help your student achieve certain learning goals. 

  5. During each session, the learning coach will help your student through the material and assist with any school-related assignments and questions. 

  6. Students get to choose a prize/reward if certain milestones are met.

  7. Learning coach provides parent with a brief report of how session went.

Subjects and Learning Areas of Support

We help students ages six to young adult feel more successful and confident on their learning journeys.

Below are the main competencies and core skills students need to have at each grade level.

We work on building these skills in one-on-one tutoring with our Grace Place students.

 Skills & Competencies We Build by Grade Level

  • Students should master the basics of reading before finishing second grade. Additionally, students understand the concepts of basic math skills (addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division). The main focus in these grades include reading skills and basic math.

    Kindergarten

    • Sight words

    • Read basic sentences

    • Beginning of comprehension skills

    • Handwriting- formation of uppercase and lowercase letters as well as spelling name

    • Numbers

    • Patterns

    • Basic story problems

    • Calendar and time

    First Grade

    • Sight words

    • Comprehension and critical thinking

    • Basic grammar

    • Writing skills

    • Handwriting

    • Number sense

    • Addition and subtraction

    • Measurement

    • Story problems

    • Patterns and sequencing

    • Time

    • Money

    • Mental math

    Second Grade

    • Grammar

    • Comprehension and critical thinking

    • Sentence structure

    • Paragraph writing

    • Addition, subtraction with multiple digits

    • Introduction to multiplication

    • Number sense

    • Word problems

    • Measurement, time, and money

    • Introduction to geometry

    • Introduction to fractions/decimals

  • Comprehension becomes a skill to master along with more advanced math concepts. The main focus in these grades is reading comprehension and math.

    Third Grade

    • Writing process (drafting, editing, planning)

    • Fiction vs. fact reading

    • Building reading endurance

    • Reading comprehension skills

    • Expression of ideas

    • Grammar

    • Writing structures

    • How to study

    • Multiplication and division

    • Introduction to algebra

    • Introduction to geometry

    • Fractions and decimals

    Fourth Grade

    • Advanced writing

    • Advanced grammar

    • Comprehension and critical thinking skills

    • Figurative language

    • Multiplication and division fluency

    • Pre-Algebra

    • Geometry

    • Statistics

    Fifth Grade

    • Reading strategies

    • Essay writing

    • Letter writing

    • Structured paragraph building

    • Parts of speech

    • Expanded vocabulary

    • Statistics and percentages

    • Decimals and fractions

    • Graphing

    • Pre-Algebra

  • Middle schoolers are expected to be aware of their schedule and due dates, so they require skills in organization. The main focus in middle school is learning organization and study skills.

    This is also a crucial time to develop good study habits they can carry into high school.

    Sixth Grade

    • Writing

    • Reading analysis

    • Critical thinking

    • Thought articulation

    • Essay writing

    • Vocabulary

    • Research methods

    • Geometry

    • Pre-Algebra

    • Statistics

    Seventh Grade

    • Speech, essay, debate writing

    • Building research skills

    • Source citing

    • Reading awareness

    • Vocabulary

    • Algebra 1/ review pre-algebra

    • Equation solving

    Eighth Grade

    • Advanced writing

    • Advanced grammar

    • Reading awareness

    • Vocabulary

    • Algebra 1 and Pre-2

    • Equation solving

  • Students are expected to have a more in-depth understanding of specific subjects and a mastery of material. The main focus in high school is goal planning and college preparation.

    Note-taking becomes a necessary skill.

    Future goal planning for college or other higher education is also an important skill.

    High School

    • Academic writing

    • Research

    • Reading comprehension

    • Vocabulary

    • Algebra

    • Geometry

    • Physics

    • ACT/SAT Prep - we can help with this!

  • • The college application process can be taxing, and students can benefit from help.

    • College students can benefit from a refresher in the basics to bolster confidence in higher-level courses.

    • Subject mastery is even more crucial than in high school.

What Our Parents Are Saying…

  • “I love that my son has access to the Accelerated Reading program through Grace Place. He can go there, read a book, take the test, and then review it with his tutor. It takes some of the work off me.”

    -Mom of 11-year-old Grace Place Student