Are You Tired of the "Sunday Night Panic?"

The missing assignments, the confusing portals, the arguments over homework. You want your student to succeed, but you don't want to be their full-time academic manager. Stop nagging about grades, and enjoy being with your teen again.

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OUR SERVICES

Option 1: Weekly Snapshot

$79/mo

📋 The "Friday Snapshot" Report:

A Red/Yellow/Green status update delivered to your inbox every week.

🔔 Missing Work Alerts:

We identify zero-grade assignments before it's too late to fix them.

📉 Trend Spotting:

We catch declining scores early so you can intervene before they become a crisis.

📐 Weekly Blueprint: (+ $50/mo)

We review LMS to identify major upcoming assignments/deadlines and outline a success plan for the week ahead.

Option 2: Student Accountability Studio

$229/mo

🧭 The Foundation Hour

An initial 60-minute meeting designed to build trust and establish a concrete roadmap for our work together.

📹 Weekly 1:1 Strategy Session:

A dedicated 20-minute Zoom check-in to clear the mental clutter, review grades, and reset for the week ahead.

🧠 Executive Function Coaching

We don't just say "do your homework"—we teach them how to prioritize tasks, break down big projects, and manage their time.

📝 Customized Action Plan

The student leaves every session with a clear, written roadmap of exactly what needs to be done and when to do it.

💬 Mid-Week Accountability

Friendly text nudges between sessions to support follow-through (so you can stop being the "reminder police").

When Students Succeed, Families Thrive

See the transformation when students have the right support systems in place

Confidence Grows

Students learn to advocate for themselves and take ownership of their learning.

Parent helping student with homework productively

Stress Decreases

Homework time becomes productive collaboration, not nightly battles.

Mother and daughter working together happily

Relationships Improve

You get to be the parent again, not the grade police.

See What You'll Get Every Friday

A clear, scannable snapshot of your student's academic status

THIS WEEK'S SNAPSHOT

Week of October 14-18

⚠️ CAUTION

Executive Summary

Jordan has done well this week overall, turning in all assignments. Many are waiting to be graded.

Urgent Actions:

Algebra Test 3 Retake

Win of the Week:

Jordan emailed his teacher to check about a grade that hasn't been updated after one week!

Grades Update:

Class	Grade	Trend
Algebra 1	88.00%	↓ Down
English Language Arts	71.00%	→ Stable
US History	74.00%	↓ Down
Physical Science	100.00%	→ Stable
Musical Theatre	91.00%	↑ Up
Computer Science	97.00%	↑ Up
Spanish	82.00%	→ Stable
Health	87.00%	↓ Down

The Weekly Blueprint

Upcoming Projects / Assessment Dates:

Tues, Oct 24: Calculus Quiz (Chapter 4)
Thurs, Oct 26: English Essay Draft Due
Fri, Oct 27: End of Grading Period

Assignments waiting to be graded:

English Language Arts: "Macbeth Character Analysis Essay" (Submitted Oct 16)
US History: "Industrial Revolution Timeline" (Submitted Oct 17)
Spanish: "Unit 4 Workbook Check" (Submitted Oct 15)

Coach Note:

Suggested Conversation: "Jordan, I the Success Studio reminded me that you need to retake your Algebra test, have you communicated with your teacher?"

What Parents Are Saying

Ms. White was an exceptional support for my son Ty, particularly in strengthening his executive functioning skills. She handled his specific student circumstances with the utmost professionalism, discretion, and quickly became a trusted partner in my son's academic success. What truly set her apart was her patience and how committed she was to not just Ty's success but to success for all of her students. She supported his strengths and really worked diligently to help him reach his fullest potential with coaching strategies and practical application. She truly gave him the confidence to believe he could push through difficult challenges. Because of her commitment, my son has grown in confidence, independence, and academic capability.

C. Selles

Parent of high school student

Meet Beth

Built by an Educator Who Understands

Beth is an award-winning educator and professional engineer with over 10 years of experience helping high school students build confidence, independence, and problem-solving skills. As an Engineering and Technology Education teacher, she's designed innovative, hands-on curriculum that makes complex concepts accessible and engaging for students of all backgrounds.

Beth has collaborated with Georgia Institute of Technology to develop cutting-edge AI curriculum and has generated over $50,000 in grants to enhance student learning experiences. Her students have won national recognition, traveled to MIT to present their inventions, and consistently exceeded expectations when given the right support systems.

She understands what it takes to help teens navigate academic challenges and reach their full potential—and now she's bringing that expertise directly to families across the Atlanta metro area.

Master's in Teaching Physics, Kennesaw State University

Professional Engineer (Civil Engineering)

STAR Teacher & Allen Distinguished Educator

Innovation in Teaching Award Winner