Partnership FAQ

Students identified by the partnering school or district through the agreed referral process. Eligibility is defined in each partnership agreement.

Authorized school staff (such as counselors, interventionists, or designated administrators) submit referrals according to the workflow established for the partnership.

Family-initiated tutoring is still available through our standard inquiry form. District partnership services usually start with a school referral. Families can also see the general FAQ for rates, scheduling, and matching questions.

Yes. Tutoring under school partnerships is delivered online, which supports flexible scheduling across schools and households.

Yes. Every partnership is individually structured around district goals, subject demand, enrollment, reporting needs, and desired support level.

Partnerships draw from our current academic support services in mathematics, physics, SAT/ACT preparation, AP courses, and related offerings. Final availability is confirmed during consultation and matching.

Partners receive monthly utilization reporting. Power BI Dashboard Options and quarterly reviews can be included based on partnership structure.

After agreement and setup, tutoring typically begins once a referral is received and a tutor match is confirmed. Timelines are finalized during implementation planning.

Tutoring may be scheduled during the school day, after school, evenings, or other approved times depending on student availability, school procedures, and partnership design.

Yes. A partnership may begin with one school or support students across multiple schools within a district.

Yes. A focused pilot can be structured around one school, subject area, semester, student group, or defined tutoring allocation.

Tutors are evaluated based on subject knowledge, communication ability, reliability, professionalism, and fit with the student population and partnership needs.

Referral, scheduling, communication, and reporting procedures are established during implementation. The partnership agreement should define permitted information sharing, access controls, consent requirements, record handling, and applicable privacy responsibilities.