• Weekly academic check-ins

• Assignment planning and prioritizing

• Support with online coursework

• Reading and writing support

• Test preparation strategies

• Parent/school communication support

• Confidence-building and self-advocacy

 

Best for students who are bright and capable but may feel overwhelmed, discouraged, or unsure how to manage academic expectations.

Support for students who struggle with planning, organization, focus, follow-through, emotional regulation, and completing multi-step tasks.

 

Services may include:

 

• Breaking assignments into  manageable steps

• Creating routines and checklists

• Reducing cognitive overload

• Building study and planning systems

• Preparing for assessments

• Helping students recover from frustration or shutdown

 

The goal is not to lower expectations, but to help students access the tools they need to succeed.

Specialized literacy support for students who need help with comprehension, vocabulary, written expression, essay structure, grammar, and academic confidence. 

 

Support may include:

 

• Reading comprehension strategies

• Paragraph and essay writing

• Literary analysis

• Vocabulary development

• MLA formatting

• Revision and editing support

• Support for English and humanities courses

Guidance for families navigating school concerns, accommodations, learning plans, online programs, and academic communication. 

 

Service may include:

 

• Reviewing school communications

• Preparing for parent-school meetings

• Supporting accommodation requests

• Helping families explain student needs

• Creating student-centered support plans

• Translating academic concerns into clear, professional language

Support for Catholic schools seeking to strengthen student belonging, literacy instruction, culturally responsive teaching, and scaffolded learning.

 

Consulting may include:

 

• Professional development workshops

• Lesson scaffolding support

• Curriculum review

• Executive functioning-informed instruction

• Belonging-centered classroom practices

• Catholic Social Teaching and justice-centered curriculum support

Customized workshops for educators, schools, and organizations.

 

Possible topics include:

 

• Scaffolding as a form of justice

• Reducing cognitive load in lesson design

• Supporting students with executive functioning challenges

• Building belonging in classrooms

• Culturally responsive literacy instruction

• Helping students find voice through reading and writing

• Faith, identity, and justice in Catholic education

Support for teachers, schools, and programs developing meaningful, student-centered lessons.

 

Services may include:

 

• Lesson planning support

• Curriculum mapping

• Reading and writing integration

• Identity-centered activities

• Project-based learning

• Discussion guides

• Assessment design

• Student reflection activities

Available for school communities, parent groups, educator workshops, and mission-aligned organizations.

 

Topics may include:

 

• Belonging and student identity

• Executive functioning and academic access

• Culturally responsive teaching

• Catholic education and social justice

• Literacy as empowerment

• Supporting students who feel unseen or overwhelmed