Tutoring in [Your Town] | Elementary & Middle School

Until it clicks,
we solve it together.

A small-group learning center for elementary and middle schoolers.
From reviewing today’s lessons to preparing for tests, kids can ask questions the moment they get stuck.

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Join a real class and see the classroom and our teaching style for yourself. Parents are welcome to visit on their own, too.

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About Us

Haru Academy is a learning center for elementary and middle school students in [Your Town]. Classes are kept small, with no more than [#] students each (example).

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Lessons follow your child’s school textbooks. When something doesn’t make sense, we explain it on the spot and practice until they can solve it on their own.

During class, teachers walk around the room and check in with any student who seems stuck. Kids who find it hard to ask for help are in good hands.

If you ever have questions about how your child studies at home, just let us know—at drop-off, pickup, or any time.

A Message from Our Director

Hi, I’m Sarah Miller, director of Haru Academy.

Whether a child loves studying or finds it tough, I want every student to be able to start from where they are today.

You’re welcome to visit the classroom any time. If anything is on your mind, please reach out.

Director, Haru Academy
Sarah Miller

3 Teaching Principles

Every child gets stuck in different places, depending on their grade and strengths. At Haru Academy, we teach by these three principles.

Keep Classes Small

Groups are small enough for teachers to see every student’s work. Kids can ask questions easily and never move on without understanding.

Keep Classes Small

Groups are small enough for teachers to see every student’s work. Kids can ask questions easily and never move on without understanding.

Keep Classes Small

Groups are small enough for teachers to see every student’s work. Kids can ask questions easily and never move on without understanding.

Start with What They Can Solve

We begin with problems students can solve, then raise the challenge step by step. Small wins add up and help kids feel more confident about learning.

Start with What They Can Solve

We begin with problems students can solve, then raise the challenge step by step. Small wins add up and help kids feel more confident about learning.

Start with What They Can Solve

We begin with problems students can solve, then raise the challenge step by step. Small wins add up and help kids feel more confident about learning.

Follow the School Curriculum

We plan lessons around your child’s textbooks and the pace of their class. Our goal is for them to understand what’s taught at school.

Follow the School Curriculum

We plan lessons around your child’s textbooks and the pace of their class. Our goal is for them to understand what’s taught at school.

Follow the School Curriculum

We plan lessons around your child’s textbooks and the pace of their class. Our goal is for them to understand what’s taught at school.

What We Teach

In class, we work on four areas connected to schoolwork.

How much time we spend on each depends on your child’s grade and the time of year.

Preview & Review

Go over what was taught at school and rework anything that’s still unclear.

Preview & Review

Go over what was taught at school and rework anything that’s still unclear.

Preview & Review

Go over what was taught at school and rework anything that’s still unclear.

Homework Help

Students can work on school homework in class and ask questions on the spot.

Homework Help

Students can work on school homework in class and ask questions on the spot.

Homework Help

Students can work on school homework in class and ask questions on the spot.

Catch Up on Tough Topics

We go back to where they got stuck and rebuild from the basics.

Catch Up on Tough Topics

We go back to where they got stuck and rebuild from the basics.

Catch Up on Tough Topics

We go back to where they got stuck and rebuild from the basics.

Test Prep

Review the key points for upcoming tests and practice with plenty of problems.

Test Prep

Review the key points for upcoming tests and practice with plenty of problems.

Test Prep

Review the key points for upcoming tests and practice with plenty of problems.

Programs & Tuition

We offer two programs: Elementary School and Middle School. Each program meets on set days and times.

Elementary School Program

For

Grades 1–5

Tuition

$180

/month

(tax included)

Math and reading basics, plus homework help. We focus on math and reading, with help on school homework and practice in arithmetic and spelling. We also help kids finish homework the same day and build a habit of studying at home. What we cover: math and reading basics / school homework / arithmetic and spelling practice

Mon

Wed

Fri

Class Times

4:00–5:30 PM

Small-group classes

Elementary student writing in a notebook with a pencil (sample photo)

Elementary School Program

For

Grades 1–5

Tuition

$180

/month

(tax included)

Mon

Wed

Fri

Class Times

4:00–5:30 PM

Small-group classes

Middle School Program

For

Grades 6–8

Tuition

$260

/month

(tax included)

Math and English, all the way to test day. We focus on math and English, following the pace of your child’s classes at school. For science and social studies, we help with test prep and answer questions. What we cover: math and English / science and social studies test prep / preview and review / test prep

Mon

Wed

Fri

Class Times

6:00–8:00 PM

Small-group classes

Middle school student smiling in a classroom (sample photo)

Middle School Program

For

Grades 6–8

Tuition

$260

/month

(tax included)

Mon

Wed

Fri

Class Times

6:00–8:00 PM

Small-group classes

Ask About Programs

Meet Our Teachers

Classes are taught by the teachers introduced here.

Feel free to talk with our teachers directly about your child’s progress or how things are going at home.

Ms. Emily

Elementary School Program

When solving problems, I ask students to write down their thinking, not just the answer. Then we figure out together where things went wrong.

Strengths

Reading and math. In math, I love word problems and geometry; in reading, longer passages. I explain how to read a problem while drawing diagrams and notes.

Ms. Emily

Elementary School Program

When solving problems, I ask students to write down their thinking, not just the answer. Then we figure out together where things went wrong.

Strengths

Reading and math. In math, I love word problems and geometry; in reading, longer passages. I explain how to read a problem while drawing diagrams and notes.

Ms. Grace

Middle School Program

In math and English, it’s hard to move forward without understanding last year’s material. When needed, I go back to earlier grades to explain.

Strengths

Math and English. I especially enjoy equations and functions in math, and grammar and reading comprehension in English. I can go back as far as 6th-grade material.

Ms. Grace

Middle School Program

In math and English, it’s hard to move forward without understanding last year’s material. When needed, I go back to earlier grades to explain.

Strengths

Math and English. I especially enjoy equations and functions in math, and grammar and reading comprehension in English. I can go back as far as 6th-grade material.

Our Classroom

A cozy, one-room classroom on the second floor of our building (example).

When classes aren’t in session, students can use the room as a quiet study space (example).

About a 5-minute walk from [Name] Elementary School (example)

Bright classroom with rows of desks and chairs (sample photo) — **Classroom**Desks are spaced apart so each student has their own space.

Child seated at a classroom desk, seen from behind (sample photo) — **In Class**Students can ask a teacher for help right away when they’re stuck.

Hand writing in a notebook next to stationery (sample photo) — **Materials**We use school textbooks plus materials matched to each grade.

How to Enroll

Enrolling takes four simple steps. You can decide whether to join after the trial class or visit.

Contact Us

Reach out by form or phone. We’ll ask about your preferred trial date and your child’s grade.

Contact Us

Reach out by form or phone. We’ll ask about your preferred trial date and your child’s grade.

Visit & Overview

We’ll show you around and explain how classes work, tuition, and the class schedule.

Visit & Overview

We’ll show you around and explain how classes work, tuition, and the class schedule.

Free Trial Class

Your child joins one real class so you can see whether it’s a good fit.

Free Trial Class

Your child joins one real class so you can see whether it’s a good fit.

Enrollment

Choose a program and class days, then submit the application. We’ll set the first class date, too.

Enrollment

Choose a program and class days, then submit the application. We’ll set the first class date, too.

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Latest News

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Winter Break Program Registration Is Now Open

Oct 28, 2026

Announcements

Our winter break program runs from late December to early January. We’ll review fall semester topics and revisit the units students often find tricky.

Winter Break Program Registration Is Now Open

Oct 28, 2026

Announcements

Our winter break program runs from late December to early January. We’ll review fall semester topics and revisit the units students often find tricky.

High School Readiness Info Session for Parents

Oct 20, 2026

Events

An info session for parents of middle schoolers on preparing for high school, including course planning and how grades and GPA work.

High School Readiness Info Session for Parents

Oct 20, 2026

Events

An info session for parents of middle schoolers on preparing for high school, including course planning and how grades and GPA work.

November Closures and Makeup Classes

Oct 15, 2026

Schedule

Here are our November closure dates and makeup class schedule. Let us know if the makeup dates don’t work for you.

November Closures and Makeup Classes

Oct 15, 2026

Schedule

Here are our November closure dates and makeup class schedule. Let us know if the makeup dates don’t work for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can my child join even if they struggle with school?

Do you offer a free trial class?

Can you help with school homework?

Can my child join in the middle of the school year?

Are makeup classes available for missed lessons?

Do you hold parent–teacher conferences?

Are there extra fees for materials?

Free Trial & Contact

To book a free trial or classroom visit, or to ask about programs and tuition, use the form or give us a call.

We usually reply to form inquiries within 3 business days.

Parents are welcome to stop by on their own, just to look around.

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Student writing with a pencil (sample photo)

Call Us

(000) 000-0000

Hours: 10 AM – 8 PM (closed Sundays and holidays)

How to Find Us

Located near [Name] Elementary and [Name] Middle School, an easy walk or a short drive from home (example).

School

Haru Academy

School

Haru Academy

School

Haru Academy

Address

123 Main Street, Suite 200, [City], [State] 00000

Address

123 Main Street, Suite 200, [City], [State] 00000

Address

123 Main Street, Suite 200, [City], [State] 00000

Getting Here

2-minute walk from the [Name] bus stop

Getting Here

2-minute walk from the [Name] bus stop

Getting Here

2-minute walk from the [Name] bus stop

Phone

(000) 000-0000

Phone

(000) 000-0000

Phone

(000) 000-0000

Office Hours

10 AM – 8 PM (closed Sundays and holidays)

Office Hours

10 AM – 8 PM (closed Sundays and holidays)

Office Hours

10 AM – 8 PM (closed Sundays and holidays)

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