Question 1

What ages do you tutor?

Accepted Answer

Brandi specializes in grades 6–12 and undergraduate college students, covering middle school math through Calculus, Statistics, College Entrance Exam prep, and all Undergraduate College Math courses.

Question 2

How long are tutoring sessions?

Accepted Answer

Standard sessions are one hour. Longer sessions can be arranged for test prep or intensive review.

Question 3

Where are in-person sessions held?

Accepted Answer

In-person sessions are held at Brandi's home in Star, Idaho.

Question 4

What if my student is behind?

Accepted Answer

That's exactly who Brandi loves working with! All students have learning gaps. Some are more impactful than others. Brandi specializes in identifying and helping to fill gaps for students so that they can continue moving forward in their mathematics journey. The emphasis is on filling the gaps that bridge into current and future mathematics topics.

Question 5

How often should my student attend?

Accepted Answer

Most students see the best results with 1–2 sessions per week. Brandi will make a personalized recommendation during your free consultation.

Question 6

Do you work with homeschool students?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. Brandi offers traditional tutoring or can teach your chosen curriculum 2–3 days per week.

Question 7

Do you offer SAT/ACT prep?

Accepted Answer

Yes — SAT, ACT, and ASVAB math prep at $75/hour. Bring your own study materials.

Question 8

Can I use ClassWallet / Empowering Parents Program?

Accepted Answer

Ritzi Tutoring is currently completing the approval process to become an official Empowering Parents Program provider. Once approved, eligible families will be able to use ClassWallet funds.

Question 9

How does the Parental Choice Tax Credit work?

Accepted Answer

Qualifying Idaho families may be eligible to claim up to $5,000 per child per tax year for qualifying educational expenses, which may include tutoring. Verify eligibility with the latest state guidance or a tax professional.

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