Elementary Tutoring Services in Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, & Other Northern VA Areas

Washington University in St. Louis graduate Savannah Morwood (B.A., Mathematics and English Literature) tutors math through calculus, computer science, English, literature, writing and physics in Arlington, and has tutored students privately since 2020.

Doctorate-educated tutor Dr. Melissa Taylor-Grazette combines SAT Reading & Writing expertise with restorative practices and personalized instruction. With over 8 years of experience, she specializes in elementary education, behavioral support, and SAT prep, helping students master academics, build confidence, and achieve lasting success.

A Georgetown M.S. graduate in Epidemiology and a twice-published researcher, Andrew Volz excels at breaking down complex subjects and building effective study strategies. He specializes in biology, statistics, and test prep (SAT/ACT), using his university teaching experience to help students build confidence and succeed.

Dual Master's graduate (Johns Hopkins & University at Buffalo) Araea Perry brings unparalleled expertise in differentiated instruction to her tutoring sessions across Arlington and Alexandria. Specializing in Elementary Reading, Math, and Special Education (IEP/504 & Dyslexia), Araea is an Orton-Gillingham certified educator with extensive experience as a lead elementary teacher, school librarian, and K-8 enrichment specialist. By gamifying activities and using multi-sensory metacognitive strategies, Araea empowers young students to overcome learning hurdles and build lasting academic confidence.

Colorado College Pure Mathematics graduate Tommy Crawford tutors foundational math, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, statistics and SAT prep for middle school through college students in Arlington and Alexandria, having students teach concepts back to build their confidence.

Vanderbilt University alumna and Summa Cum Laude graduate Jacqueline Welsh brings years of diverse tutoring and communications experience to her students. Based in Springfield, VA, Jacqueline specializes in ACT Prep, English (K-12), and Elementary/Middle School Math, Science, Spanish, and History. Drawing from her background as a Head Tutor and a special needs private tutor, Jacqueline expertly adapts her lessons to keep students engaged, frequently switching up concepts to build true academic comprehension and independence.

Yale University graduate and current GMU Clinical Psychology Doctoral candidate Anna Davis brings exceptional academic and research expertise to her tutoring sessions across Fairfax and Alexandria. Specializing in K-12 ELA/Writing, Psychology, College Statistics, SAT Prep, and Basic Math, Anna leverages her clinical research background to conduct executive function assessments and adapt to every child's unique learning style. Whether breaking down abstract math concepts or fine-tuning APA writing skills, Anna uses proven reinforcement strategies to help students achieve their goals.

James Madison University-trained educator Malea Laquihon combines inclusive, hands-on instruction with a trauma-informed lens to help young learners thrive. With rich experience in dual-language and EL classrooms, she specializes in elementary education and literacy while making learning creative, supportive, and deeply engaging.

Brian Sull helps students build true comprehension with relatable, real-world analogies—like framing math problems around NBA statistics—then guides them through step-by-step examples. With a premier focus on SAT Prep backed by his own 1570 SAT score, the Boston University Engineering graduate also tutors Math (Algebra/Trigonometry), Physics, Engineering, and College Prep for 8th graders through adult learners.

UVA graduate and certified TESOL Instructor Alexandra Marshall offers expert tutoring in Spanish, ESL, English, Biology, Environmental Science, Math, and SAT Prep. With years of experience teaching both university students and adults, Alexandra brings a highly customized approach to grades 2-12 and beyond. Armed with her own 1540 SAT score, she uses scaffolding, interactive games, and learning style assessments to build confidence and ensure absolute mastery of complex concepts.

Academic Writing & Reading Tutor Vivian Huang brings years of international teaching experience to her students. Specializing in K-8 ELA, UK 11+ Exams, and TOEFL preparation, Vivian uses a scaffolded, diagnostic approach to help students master reading comprehension, structure their essays, and build independent academic confidence.

UMD Computer Science major and researcher Ryan Hong brings a polished, concept-focused approach to tutoring in the Northern Virginia area. Specializing in K-12 Math (through Calculus), Computer Science (OOP, Python, Java, C), and all sections of the SAT/ACT, Ryan leverages over three years of multi-disciplinary academic, musical, and athletic mentorship experience. He specializes in breaking down complex technical concepts into intuitive, relatable lessons by connecting them directly to students' everyday interests.

Georgetown University graduate student Alessandra Wade brings her passion for STEM and strong communication skills to her tutoring sessions. Specializing in Biology, Math, and Reading/English for grades 1-12, Alessandra uses a gentle, goal-oriented approach to adapt to each student's unique learning style. With a background as a published university researcher, she helps students connect with complex material in a simple, engaging way.

Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University graduate Caleb Riggins brings three years of teaching experience and a strong background in special education to his tutoring sessions. Specializing in Reading, Language Arts, Math, and Social Studies for 1st-8th graders, Caleb excels at adapting materials for diverse learners and supporting IEP implementations. By breaking down difficult concepts into manageable steps, Caleb ensures a compassionate, engaging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and mastering new skills.

George Mason University graduate and state-certified educator Andrea Cabrera brings over a decade of teaching and leadership experience to her tutoring sessions. Based in Springfield, VA, Andrea specializes in Reading, Math, VA Studies, and Test Prep for students in Kindergarten through 10th grade, as well as adult learners. As a bilingual educator and award-winning teacher, Andrea expertly uses scaffolded instruction and social-emotional support to help students cross the bridge of knowledge and see the direct rewards of their hard work.

University of Virginia graduate Mitchell Butler (3.88 GPA) offers elite mathematics and test prep tutoring in the Alexandria area. With a perfect 800 on his own SAT Math section, Mitchell brings years of experience serving as a university teaching assistant and independent instructor. He specializes in breaking down complex Math (Algebra through Calculus, Statistics) and SAT/ACT Prep concepts for students spanning from elementary school through college. By avoiding overwhelm and focusing on foundational components, Mitchell helps his students build lasting confidence and achieve top academic results.

B.A. in Economics and Environmental Science graduate Natalie Carballo combines cross-cultural teaching experience with differentiated instruction to help students excel. With experience teaching AP Economics and AP Modern World History, she specializes in promoting critical thinking while making learning adaptable to diverse needs.

Honors graduate Viviana Trubetskoy combines multilingual proficiency with a nurturing Montessori-based approach to help students excel. Holding a Virginia Catholic Education Association (VCEA) certificate and 4.0 GPA, she specializes in Singapore Math and ESL while providing one-on-one support to diverse learners.

Experienced educator Jackson Ohlsen-Johnson combines a background in natural resource management with a passion for inclusive learning to help students excel. With a Master of Science from Georgetown University, he specializes in one-on-one support and K-12 subjects, making learning engaging and relevant through real-world connections.

George Mason University Computer Science major and Dean's List student Azan Rasul tutors math, including geometry, Calculus III, linear algebra and discrete math, plus coding and English, for students of all ages in Fairfax, Arlington and Alexandria, breaking each problem into smaller steps.

Ritvik Yaragudipati teaches the students, not the subject—mentoring middle school, high school, and college students in computer science and math, from Algebra through Calculus. A University of Maryland Computer Science graduate who has mentored 140 undergraduates to an average 28.6% grade improvement, he designs custom lesson plans and practice problems that connect academic concepts to practical, in-demand skills.

A public school educator with a Master of Science, Courtnie Ward is a versatile instructor who excels at preparing students for real-world success. She specializes in high school reading, writing, and test prep (SAT/ACT), using her classroom experience to empower students with 21st-century skills.

MA Forensic Psychology candidate Maria Martinez combines real-world behavioral expertise with individualized ABA teaching techniques to help students thrive academically and personally. A certified Registered Behavioral Technician, she specializes in psychology and criminal justice, making learning engaging and impactful for every student.

Rachael E. Hunt brings extensive experience in professional writing and analysis and an organized, methodical teaching style to help students master clear and persuasive communication. With a Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, she specializes in breaking down complex topics into understandable components while building a student’s confidence and analytical abilities.