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Atlas Alcor Alliance

Atlas Alcor Alliance provides personalized virtual tutoring and academic support for Pre-K to 12 students, including students with learning differences, unique abilities, and homeschooling needs. Services include reading, mathematics, homework assistance, study skills, test preparation, and executive functioning support. Through individualized instruction and structured learning strategies, students work to strengthen foundational skills, address academic challenges, improve organization and time management, and build lasting confidence and independence.

Reading Results

Reading Results partners with schools to identify early-grade students who are falling behind in reading and provides student-centered, individualized reading support. Our highly trained tutors (licensed teachers and members from the school community) deliver a culturally-responsive program designed to accelerate literacy and foster an academic mindset. Tutors meet 1:1, 1:2, or 1:3 with struggling readers for 30 minutes, three times per week throughout the school year.

States’ new investment in tutoring is cause for optimism, education researchers say

Even as students in Arkansas and across the nation struggle to recover from a "learning recession" that began more than a decade ago, a Stanford University researcher says parents should feel good about their children's access to quality tutoring.

Federal pandemic aid for schools dried up in the years following the initial COVID-19 outbreak, but many states have kept up tutoring efforts that were launched at the time, according to Nancy Waymack, director of partnerships and policy for the National Student Support Accelerator at Stanford.

"As the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief dollars went away, we were concerned that tutoring might go away with them," Waymack said. "That wasn't really what we found."

Waymack, who grew up in Arkadelphia, is among the authors of a new snapshot report published Wednesday on tutoring policies in the United States. The report praises many states, including Arkansas, for maintaining strong investments in funding high-impact tutoring, implementation support and policy following the expiration of the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund, a pot of money Congress made available to states through a series of stimulus bills in 2020 and 2021.

FuseLit Education

FuseLit's School High-Impact Tutoring (HIT) Program serves K–12 students across Maryland, Virginia, and Washington D.C. through structured tutoring in Math, Reading, and Writing. Tutoring is delivered both in person at school partner sites and virtually.

The program meets NSSA HIT standards through consistent dosage, small group sizes of four or fewer, vetted instructional materials, and session-level data collection. Each cycle is designed to support measurable student growth over time. 

A+ Tutoring Inc.

A+ Tutoring is a California-based virtual tutoring provider offering high-dosage, personalized tutoring in reading, writing, and math for K–12 students. Sessions are delivered 1:1 and in small groups, multiple times per week, in structured multi-week program cycles. We partner with charter schools and families to serve a diverse student population, including English learners and students with IEPs, supported by trained tutors, structured session design, and ongoing quality review.

AI Tutoring is Not a Monolith: What We Actually Know

High-impact tutoring remains defined by live human-led instruction. Current research supports leveraging AI tools to enhance tutor effectiveness and educator capacity, rather than serving as a replacement for high-impact tutoring. AI-led tutoring software, even software based on learning sciences, offers potential for supplemental practice but does not yet meet the established evidence base or definition of high-impact tutoring.

High-Impact Tutoring, With A Twist

High-impact tutoring (HIT), or high-dosage tutoring, is widely endorsed by educational leaders, advocates, and researchers to help improve outcomes for students. HIT is defined by several key components, all of which have been employed by Read Alliance since its inception (and long before the terminology of “high-impact tutoring” or “high-dosage tutoring” was defined and in use):

  • Frequent (3+ times per week)
  • Small group size (no more than four students per tutor, with one-to-one tutoring as the preferred model)
  • Targeted instruction focused on specific skills or learning gaps, and designed to complement classroom instruction
  • Led by trained instructors who receive ongoing support and oversight
  • Consistent tutor-student relationship that fosters a strong connection over time

These components are largely attributed to Stanford University’s National Student Support Accelerator (NSSA), in which Read Alliance (READ) is listed as a vetted provider which means the READ model meets their standards for excellence widely recognized as the “stamp of approval” for HIT programming.

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Southeast Community Foundation

Southeast Community Foundation provides high-dose/high-impact tutoring services to the students of Los Angeles who need help catching up, especially after the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our 10-week programs include tutoring sessions of up to 4 additional hours a week, are built on research-based methods, and are tailored to each student’s needs. We work with schools and school districts to identify students who can most benefit from our targeted approach. These programs are provided to students at no cost to their families.

ClassDojo (Dojo Tutor)

Dojo Tutor connects kids with experienced, caring teachers for 1-on-1 and small-group online tutoring in reading, math, and more. Every session is built around the child’s unique needs so learning feels supportive, engaging, and effective. It's personalized online tutoring that helps kids build skills, confidence, and a love of learning.