Thoughtful K–8 academic support. Confident families. Stronger connections between school and home.
Personalized tutoring, admissions test preparation, and parent guidance—with an experienced educator beside you.
Your family’s goals are the starting point. Explore support designed around the learner, the family, and the questions that brought you here.
Build essential skills and make room for new challenges through personalized reading, writing, and math instruction.
Understand school information, organize your questions, and prepare for constructive conversations about your child.
Approach independent-school admissions testing with focused skill practice and a plan shaped around your student.
For families seeking a stronger foundation, a fresh challenge, or greater clarity about school.
K–8 tutoring packages cover four weeks. Start with a free 15-minute Parent Discovery Call to discuss your goals and current availability.
One tutoring session
4 sessions over 4 weeks
8 sessions over 4 weeks
12 sessions over 4 weeks
Packages are for four weeks, rather than a calendar month. Session length, scheduling, and service details are confirmed before enrollment. Ask separately about ISEE/SSAT preparation, parent guidance, and school partnership pricing.
For K–2 families building confidence in reading, writing, number sense, and school routines.
For grades 3–5 families strengthening skills, deepening understanding, and exploring the next challenge.
For grades 6–8 families navigating more complex work, organization, independence, and transitions.
For families exploring independent-school options and purposeful ISEE or SSAT preparation.
Questions about learning needs, school communication, or supporting a student-athlete? Bring them to the conversation.
Let’s talk about your goals ↗
I’m a Boston educator, a parent, and the founder of Tini’s Classroom. My work draws on more than a decade of K–8 teaching experience and a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction.
I created Tini’s Classroom to help bridge the gap between school and home—with academic support for children and practical guidance for the people raising them.
As a Haitian American educator from Roxbury, I value family knowledge, language, and community. I speak English and Haitian Creole, and I believe families deserve to feel included in conversations about their children’s education.
Byenveni nan kominote nou an.
Support begins with feeling understood. Haitian Creole-speaking families can ask questions, discuss school concerns, and explore academic support in a language they feel comfortable using.
Nou pale anglè ak kreyòl ayisyen.
For schools, districts, nonprofits, and community organizations seeking meaningful connections with families. Explore collaborative workshops, consulting, and speaking centered on K–8 literacy, learning, and trust.
No. Start with what you’re noticing at home or hearing from school. The discovery call is a place to discuss your concerns and explore possible next steps.
We discuss your questions, your child’s needs, and potential support in a free 15-minute introductory conversation. This is not a diagnostic evaluation or a free academic assessment.
Yes. Martine speaks English and Haitian Creole. Include your preferred language when you inquire.
Yes. Partnership inquiries are welcome for parent workshops, family engagement, literacy support, consulting, and speaking. Share your audience and goals to begin the conversation.
K–8 tutoring starts at $85 for a single session. Four-week packages are $300 for once weekly, $550 for twice weekly, and $780 for three times weekly. Visit Services & Investment above, or inquire about availability and other service pricing.
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