Education Consulting for Every Family

We know that when it comes to your child’s education, your questions and concerns don’t always come in neat, discrete packages. Often they come tangled in a complex knot.

We know it’s complicated. We’re here to make it simpler.

We begin with a complimentary call to help us learn about your questions and concerns. After speaking with you, we'll create a personalized package designed to address your current needs.

Want to know more about what we do?

Have a look below to see how we helped three very different families:

“Quick Fix” for homework woes

This family wanted to address homework-related stress and conflict with their 8-year-old child. They also suspected their child’s current school wasn’t the right fit and were looking for guidance.

We….

  • Got to the root of homework meltdowns and helped the family eliminate them entirely

  • Guided the family toward small changes in nightly routines to minimize general stress

  • Helped the parents decide that they were comfortable with their child’s current school now that schoolwork and daily routines felt easier and less stressful at home

Smoothing a bumpy road to homeschooling

This family had previously worked with us to help them decide whether homeschooling was the right choice for their 9th-grader, who had been experiencing bullying at school. Following their decision to homeschool, they returned to us to help them get started.

We….

  • Created an interdisciplinary curriculum that met state standards, built the student’s confidence, and rekindled their love of learning

  • Referred the family to hand-picked teachers who worked directly with the student

  • Helped teachers and parents adapt the homeschooling plan over time, as the student’s needs changed

Easing school stress in a time of crisis

This family came to us at a time of tremendous stress—both the child and one of the parents were going through serious health crises, and the child was struggling to keep up with the demands of high school.

We…

  • Met with the student and identified new learning challenges they were experiencing due to stress and anxiety

  • Communicated those new needs to the student’s in-school psychologist and learning specialist

  • Established systems to prevent homework assignments from slipping through the cracks during this stressful time

  • Attended in-school meetings with teachers and school administrators on behalf of parents who were already stretched beyond their capacity

  • Identified a previously unrecognized medical issue that was impeding the student’s ability to perform necessary tasks at school