If your child is enrolled in a California charter school, there’s a good chance your family has education funds available for tutoring — and a decent chance nobody has mentioned it in a way that made sense.
Let me clear it up.
What charter funds are
Charter public schools receive per-student funding from the state. In many California charters, a portion of that funding is set aside for families to use on supplementary educational services — tutoring, classes, curriculum, and materials. You don’t pay out of pocket with the right provider relationship.
The two kinds of providers
- Enrolled providers work directly with the schools on your list. Sessions are tracked and the school pays us. Minimal paperwork for you.
- Does it work with my school? Many families like yours are with Heartland, Monarch River — and several others. During your inquiry, just tell me which school you’re with and whether you’re private-pay or charter-funded, and I’ll handle the rest.
What this means for you
- Cost: Often $0 out of pocket for weekly one-on-one tutoring.
- Flexibility: Family education funds can include learning materials, not just services.
- Less scary than it sounds: The school handles the logistics; I just need the right info from you.
How to check yours
Reach out through the inquiry form and mention charter school funds. I’ll confirm eligibility with your school and walk you through it step by step. That’s part of my job — making education easier to arrange, not just easier to learn.