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Boston, MA
Grade Potential makes connecting with the right tutor in Boston, MA, simple. We connect K-12 and college students with private tutors at home, on campus, or at a location that fits your schedule.





"I am very impressed. My tutor was very patient and knew how to divide her time between the material."
Boston, MA
"I just wanted to say our tutor is amazing! I feel like we got really lucky with her, she has been such a great help, and is very professional. "
Boston, MA
"I just wanted to call to say that Alejandro has been the best, and Vidia has passed with As with his help! "
Boston, MA
"We have been so happy with Angela! She just connected with our granddaughter, and she instantly had that connection. It was impressive since our granddaughter is Autistic, but Angela is able to meet her where she's at and really connect with her in a meaningful and helpful way!"
Boston, MA
"I wanted to express my sincere gratitude for the positive impact Mrs. Turner has had on Madeline's learning. Her tutoring sessions have been incredibly beneficial, and Madeline truly enjoys learning from her. Mrs. Turner is an exceptional educator!"
Boston, MA
No commute, no waiting rooms, no scheduling around a center’s hours. Grade Potential tutors go to you, whether that is your home, your local library, or a nearby coffee shop. Sessions happen where it is easiest for your family.

Grade Potential connects students with local subject-matter experts based on their grade, specific challenges, learning style, and your family’s schedule.
Safety is our top priority. Every tutor is screened through multiple background checks, consistent with local requirements and platform standards. You can feel confident knowing who is coming into your home and working with your child.
Real results speak for themselves. In a recent survey, 96% of Grade Potential families said they were likely or very likely to recommend us to another family. Every session is built around what your child specifically needs to catch up and get ahead.
Grade Potential matches families with tutors who support students from kindergarten through college.
Tutors in Grade Potential’s Boston network can support K–12 and college students across math, reading, writing, science, history, foreign languages, and test Preparation. In Boston, families may look for support with early literacy, MCAS preparation, high school algebra, AP coursework, exam school admissions testing, SAT or ACT Preparation, and languages such as Latin, French, and Mandarin.
Tutors can support students from kindergarten through college. In Boston, that may include early literacy, number sense, middle school MAP preparation for exam school applicants, high school MCAS math, AP coursework, Algebra II, and college-level classes.
Many tutors in Grade Potential’s network have experience supporting students working within the Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks. That may include K–3 literacy priorities connected to Mass Literacy, math and ELA skills connected to MCAS, and coursework across BPS, nearby districts, independent schools, Catholic schools, and other Boston-area programs.
Yes. Tutors can support SAT and ACT preparation through content review, pacing, section strategy, and practice with common question types. Students can also shape sessions around test dates, target schools, and current college testing policies.
Tutors connected through Grade Potential support undergraduates across the metro at Boston University, Northeastern, Boston College, Tufts, UMass Boston, Suffolk, Emerson, Harvard, MIT, and other local programs. Sessions can support problem sets, paper drafts, lab work, exam preparation, and graduate test preparation.
Start with the school setting and the specific class or goal, whether your student attends a BPS K-8, an exam school like Boston Latin, or an independent school. From there, identify the test or course they are working toward, such as MAP for exam school admissions, MCAS, AP coursework, or SAT preparation.
Grade Potential matches students with tutors who have experience at the right grade level and school type. Contact our team to get matched with the right tutor for your student.
Background checks are part of the standard vetting process, alongside reviews of subject expertise and communication skills. Tutors in Grade Potential’s network complete this process before working with families, whether sessions take place in Back Bay, Dorchester, Brookline, Cambridge, or elsewhere across the metro.
Private tutoring in Boston generally ranges from $30 to $90 per hour. Rates may vary based on subject, tutor background, location, and session format. Exam school admissions preparation, AP courses, SAT preparation, and advanced high school subjects may fall near the higher end. Since pricing depends on the student, the best next step is a quick conversation with our team to talk through your needs and put together a personalized quote.
For most families, private K-12 tutoring is generally treated as a personal expense and is not tax-deductible. Limited exceptions may apply for medically related support tied to a documented learning difference. A qualified Massachusetts tax professional can confirm what applies.