Socratic Educators. Academic Excellence.

Kristina holds a Bachelor’s degree in Inclusive Childhood Education with a minor in English Language and Arts from SUNY Cortland and is currently pursuing her Master’s in Literacy. She is certified in Grades 1–6 and holds a specialization in 7–12 English. Her experience spans preschool through high school, including work with children with disabilities and in general education classrooms.

Kristina brings a strong foundation in differentiated instruction, a deep understanding of literacy development, and a passion for helping students grow with confidence, clarity, and joy in their learning.

New York State certified in Social Studies, Jeremy holds a Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction and a Bachelor’s in Historical Studies. He has taught middle and high school learners in a variety of settings and specializes in making history meaningful, engaging, and relevant.

Jeremy emphasizes critical thinking, historical perspective, and student voice—guiding learners to explore the past through inquiry, discussion, and connection to present-day issues. He has a particular passion for Colonial America and the Tudor dynasty, known for their depth, drama, and pivotal influence on modern society.

With 20 years of experience teaching middle school math—9 in the classroom and 11 online—Alana specializes in making math clear, accessible, and confidence-building for every scholar. 

She also has extensive experience designing and reviewing math content for grades 6–12. 

Her teaching style breaks down complex ideas into manageable steps, encourages a growth mindset, and connects math to the real world in a positive, supportive environment.