Boston Tutoring Services has been wonderful to work with, the tutors have been very professional…read moreand knowledgeable and I would highly recommend anyone looking for ISEE, SSAT, Interview Prep, or just looking for high quality tutoring services use Boston Tutoring Services.

We used Boston tutoring services for virtual ISEE prep. My elementary school daughter really…read moreconnected with her tutor, Sara. Sara was easy to schedule and quickly identified targeted lesson plans to ensure my daughter was prepared and confident for her private school admissions tests.

Solomon came to help my daughter Chloe, an A+ student, as she struggled during her high school…read moresenior year with AP Calc and AP Physics. These courses were the toughest in the school and caused great stress to a student who had typically done very well in both math and science throughout her school years. Solomon tutored Chloe through the basics of both courses with both a deep understanding of these two subjects as well as his ability to communicate concepts clearly. This was especially important for Physics as it had become obvious to all of us that Chloe's teacher possessed very poor teaching and communication skills. Thus Solomon had to function as Chloe's actual Physics TEACHER as well as her tutor. His demeanor was hugely valuable too as his fine sense of humor and personally-supportive nature transformed the atmosphere of the process into one that was positive and confidence-building. This greatly alleviated much of Chloe's coursework anxiety. In the end, the results spoke for themselves: Chloe's initial C-range grades rose to A-minuses in both courses within one semester, undoubtedly contributing to her eventual college acceptance by Columbia and five other top schools, plus waitlists at Harvard, Yale and Swarthmore. Without Solomon's involvement, I am certain such happy outcomes would not have occurred.

From the owner: Tutoring, ACT and SAT Test Preparation and College Admissions Consulting, Quantum Prep is a…read moreBoston-based, teacher owned and operated, education services community delivering personalized, one-on-one instruction to high school and college students throughout Massachusetts, New Hampshire Connecticut and Rhode Island. Quantum Prep breaks the mold of traditional tutoring models with our unique programs developed by experienced, professional classroom educators working together as a community to mentor and challenge students of all levels to reach their academic potential and achieve both their short-term and long-term educational goals.

Excellent tutoring services. Club Z take the time and patience to ensure a student understands the…read morematerial presented.

I am a tutor for Club Z! and thoroughly enjoy the experience. Club Z!'s management is top notch…read moreand does an excellent job of matching tutors to students as well as managing scheduling and all other aspects of the relationship. Club Z! makes all of the administrative aspects of tutoring a breeze and gives great peace of mind in that respect. This allows me to focus all of my energy on the students and give them the best tutoring experience possible. I also believe that Club Z!'s screening and matching process has led to great tutoring results. I have been put in one-on-one situations with students I am well-qualified to help and I believe the results have been overwhelmingly positive. There is no comparison to one-on-one tutoring with a tutor specifically matched to the student's needs.

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Club Z in Chelmsford was a great experience for us. Wonderful people, personable and totally…read moreconnected with our student. Dennis Mullen met with us and reviewed our needs, set up a plan and the tutor was outstanding. My daughters scores went up and she had a great summer even with her tutoring. Super flexible and totally professional. Would highly recommend this great team for anything - my other daughter will be doing a SAT/ACT action plan when she is older!

I completely trust Dr Yatin and her team! I sent all 3 of my children to Tangi as they prepared for…read moretheir ISEE/SAT/ACT.

Three of my children have gone through the Tangi program for SAT prep and successfully improved…read moretheir scores. My youngest child, an eleventh grader at Boston Latin School just completed the program in November and got an excellent score on the December test. This place offers small class sizes and expert teachers, but what I really like is their willingness to accommodate our tight schedules, to group certain students together to improve their study habits, and their friendly but stern teaching methods. Each of my children had different needs, but the teachers make sure to cater material to improve students' weaknesses and keep their strengths sharp. I truly appreciate everything Tangi has done for us. December 2020, Boston, MA

honestly the school was mid i went there for a few years, however some of the staff were amazing…read moreand honestly miss some of them, shoutout ms murphy for being the greatest staff but eh the schoolwork is easy and the kids there are chill usually but ey man , shoutout to mr bryd too if he still works there idk if i spelt his name right but yeah staff are usually chill asf lwk would go back if i could lol so many fun memories from this school and made a lot of friends got me feeling like a grown ah man writing ts lmao now i'm all grown up and i look back at LHS and kinda miss it lol

I'm going to detail my time here. Everything I say is 100% the truth; I implore you to believe me…read more Even if it sounds fake. Please. Lighthouse is the worst school I've ever been at, having gone there from 2007-2011, in my high school years. It gave me nightmares for seven years - leaving because it was overtaken only by a new, more threatening nightmare - and learned helplessness for thirteen. Before going here, I was a fine enough student. Very clearly disabled and needing accommodations, but otherwise there was nothing wrong. This school is vile. You're treated like a child, you're not taught anything, you're handled physically for things like refusing to do classwork, or even just saying inoffensive things the staff think is offensive, and it makes you feel worthless. Bullying is allowed, despite the zero tolerance policy. Let me explain, one at a time, in order. Being treated like a child: I don't mean in the sense that yeah, you're a high schooler or whatever, of course you're still a kid. No, I mean you get treated like you're five. If you say something offensive - or just that the teachers think is offensive, a friend of mine got in trouble for talking about noodles. Y'know, pasta, we were talking about mac and cheese - you get a strike, referred to as a cue. Three strikes and you get sent to time out, which will be elaborated on later. This can include things like: lying, saying minor swears (crap, hell, etc.), displaying any knowledge of sex, refusing to accept an obviously fake apology, or just anything the aides think falls into one of those categories. Like noodles, a euphemism from when we were five. We were 18 during this conversation, even, meaning we were legally adults. Oh, and this is going to sound a bit out of place, but I remembered from another review: you're assigned a "therapist" by the school, and absolutely nothing you say is confidential. Don't like a staff member? Something wrong with your home life? Well, now they know. As for not being taught anything, this is technically only half right. If you only went to Lighthouse, as it's an escalator school (elementary through high), I'm sure you'd learn things. As someone who went to a public school, though? I was doing middle school work, again. I don't know if it was the fault of the No Child Left Behind act leaving me behind or just how things are done there, but it was the *exact* same work. Same books and everything. Do you know what it feels like to have your friends talk about homework, and you just have to sit out because you don't know anything they're doing? I have, and it's incredibly alienating and makes you feel dumb. When I confronted them on it in 12th grade because I finally had enough, they gave me excuses until I got an actual adult into it, and they told me that they would teach me if I completed all of the schoolwork they gave out that year. I figured, alright, I could do that. I did it before; how hard could it be? So I did what I was given, asked for next week's, and...was told to wait for next week. So I stopped doing it entirely. I have since taught myself some things, but...well, it's *still* alienating not knowing comparatively simple things. So, what happens when you refuse to do classwork? They call people to take you to time out - physically, if you refuse to go, because you didn't do anything wrong. Rather than de-escalate situations, they're designed to escalate them. If you don't submit, they try to get a rise out of you so they can get handsy. They don't do it in ways that leave bruises, since otherwise parents would ask what's going on, but they don't have any problems violating your boundaries and treating you like scum of the earth. I still feel a visceral disgust at the number 718, because it's their code for calling them. Students constantly act out, and I cannot blame them one bit. Wouldn't you, if you felt like a prisoner? But, where do they bring you? A place that's deliberately 20 degrees colder than the rest of the school - you're forced to take a sweatshirt off if you know you're going and keep it on, by the way - and have to sit at a desk and write about what you did wrong and apologize for it. If it was to a student, not to them. I was very acquainted with this place by the end of the year, because I refused to play their game anymore. And lastly, as the "things the staff think are offensive" thing was covered, making you feel like you were worthless. I mean...do I even need to say it? I wasn't allowed to be a high schooler, I wasn't even *taught* like a high schooler, and was treated like I was worse than garbage for refusing to submit. This led to an incredibly tumultuous stint at working multiple jobs, all of which ended in failure. I no longer trust therapists because I'm always terrified of them leaking information to anyone I have issues with. Only send your child here if you want them to fail. Please, I am begging you, send them elsewhere. They deserve better than this.