Louisville is home for us. Abby Belasco lives here, and she taught for 14 years at Superior Elementary, a few minutes down McCaslin. Our tutors are certified teachers and special-education professionals who help Louisville kids build confidence in reading, writing, math, and executive functioning. Many of our students have ADHD, autism, or dyslexia.
Tutoring for Louisville’s Schools
Our students come from Louisville Elementary, Fireside, Coal Creek, Louisville Middle, Monarch K-8, and Monarch High, along with nearby private and charter schools. Abby taught in BVSD for 14 years. We align tutoring with what happens in the classroom and can coordinate with your child’s teacher. When an IEP or 504 question comes up, we help with that too.
Where We Meet in Louisville
- In your home: anywhere in Louisville, and our usual recommendation for younger students
- At the Louisville Public Library: a quiet, familiar spot for focused sessions
- Online: live sessions over Zoom or Google Meet
What Louisville Families Come to Us For
- Reading and dyslexia support: several of our tutors hold Orton-Gillingham certification, a multisensory approach built for dyslexia
- Executive functioning: organization, planning, and study skills from elementary through high school
- Math and writing: patient, concept-first help from experienced classroom teachers
- IEP and 504 guidance: help from a teacher who spent 14 years on the school side of the table
Learn more about our services, read Abby’s story, or explore tutoring across Boulder County.
Louisville FAQs
Do you tutor at the Louisville Public Library?
Yes. The Louisville Public Library is one of our favorite places to meet. We also tutor at home and online, and we will pick the setting where your child focuses best.
My child goes to Monarch K-8 or Louisville Elementary. Can you align with their classwork?
Yes. Our tutors are certified teachers. They reinforce what the classroom is teaching and help with assignments. If you want them to talk with your child’s teacher, they will.
Do you work with kids who don’t have a diagnosis?
Absolutely. Many of our students just need confidence and a fresh approach. Specializing in learning differences means we come prepared for whatever your child needs.
