1:1 Academic Tutoring

Overview

Our 1:1 Academic Tutoring program is designed to meet each child exactly where they are—providing personalized support, targeted instruction, and consistent encouragement. Whether your student needs help filling learning gaps, building foundational skills, staying on track with homeschool or school assignments, or getting ahead, our tutors work alongside families to create a plan tailored to your child’s goals.

Sessions focus on core academic subjects such as reading, writing, and math, while also strengthening study habits, confidence, and a love for learning.

Class Detail

Price $65
AgeK- 8th grade
TimeWeekdays 12:00pm-6:00pm
DurationYear round
LocationIn-person or virtually throughout Florida

Core Subjects

Reading Foundations & Phonics (K–5)
Reading Comprehension (K–8)
Grammar & Language Arts (K–8)
Writing & Composition (K–8)
Spelling & Vocabulary (K–8)
Handwriting (K–5)

Basic Math (K–5)
Pre-Algebra (6–8)
Algebra I & II (8–11)
Geometry (9–11)
General Science (K–5)
Biology
Chemistry

Overview

Office of the Citizen is a dynamic leadership and civics program designed for students who want to make a meaningful impact in the world around them. Through hands-on learning, field experiences, and purposeful discussion, students explore the foundations of government, the importance of civic responsibility, and what it means to serve others with integrity and compassion.

Rooted in biblical truth, this program helps students understand their dual role as citizens of Heaven on Earth. By blending real-world civic engagement with Christ-centered leadership principles, Office of the Citizen equips youth to be thoughtful, informed, and mission-driven world changers.

Class Detail

Price $300 Yearly
TimeMon, 6:00 PM
Capacity20 Students
DurationYear-Round
LocationMiami Lakes

What you learn

How local, state, and federal governments operate
The rights, responsibilities, and influence of everyday citizens
Biblical perspectives on justice, leadership, and public service
How to lead with humility, courage, and conviction
Tools for engaging in civic discussions and peaceful advocacy
The importance of community service and servant leadership
How to see the world through both a civic and Kingdom lens
Practical skills: letter writing, public speaking, and event planning

Activities Involved

Field trips to city hall, public meetings, and community sites
Student-led service projects that respond to real local needs
Guest speakers including council members, business leaders, and pastors
Interactive simulations of elections, debates, and civic processes
Guided journaling and reflection on what it means to be a citizen of Heaven on earth
Group games, leadership challenges, and team-building activities
Final capstone project where students present a community impact idea

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