Do you meet in person or online?
Both. In-person sessions across Cranford, Westfield, and surrounding towns; online sessions everywhere else — same materials, same method, same tutor. Most families outside New Jersey work with us entirely online.
Who does the teaching?
Luca. Every session, every week. There are no handoffs to junior tutors and no rotating staff — the person who builds your student's plan is the person who teaches it.
What math courses do you cover?
Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2/Trigonometry, Precalculus, Statistics and AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB & BC, Multivariable Calculus, and IB Mathematics (AA and AI) at SL and HL.
How long is each session?
Sessions run 60–90 minutes depending on the course and where your student's at, scheduled weekly or twice a week at a consistent time.
How is this different from generic homework help?
Homework help treats the symptom. A real diagnostic finds the actual gap — often a prior year's material — and the plan fixes that first, so the new material finally sticks instead of sitting on top of a shaky foundation.
What happens after the 8-week cycle ends?
Most families renew into the next cycle, since math support is ongoing rather than tied to a single test date. There's no obligation — every cycle ends with a clear report on where things stand, and the decision to continue is yours.
Is this only for students who are struggling?
No. Strong students use the program to get ahead of the classroom's pace and stay there — the plan comes from the diagnostic, not from how far behind (or ahead) a student happens to be.
