Executive function coaching for the skills school rarely teaches.
Coaching the skills school rarely teaches: planning, time management, organization, and focus, so students take ownership of their work and their goals.
- Planning, prioritizing, and time management
- Systems for focus and follow-through
- Independence and self-advocacy
Sound familiar?
Capable but disorganized
Understands the material, loses the assignment. The content was never the problem, so more content tutoring won't fix it.
Always out of time
Everything happens the night before. Coaching builds planning and prioritizing that work in advance of the deadline, not against it.
Needs to run their own show
Parents are currently the calendar, the reminder, and the enforcer. The goal is a student who does that themselves.
The ground we work through.
What we coach
- Planning and prioritizing
- Time management
- Organization
- Focus and follow-through
What it builds
- Independence
- Self-advocacy
- Ownership of the work
- Systems the student keeps
How coaching works
Goals and starting point
We start with a conversation about the student's classes, goals, and where they are getting stuck. An English and Math assessment is available on request to pinpoint gaps.
A plan with purpose
Telos means purpose. Every student gets a personalized plan tied to their courses and goals, tracked in TestTracker so progress is never a mystery.
Weekly maintenance
Sessions are the venue for checking in, homework support, quiz and test preparation, remediating gaps, and previewing upcoming material.
Mastery that transforms
Real understanding, not just a better grade. Students learn how to learn, gaining skills and confidence they carry into every class.
What it costs.
1:1 hourly and pay-as-you-go, with no minimum commitment. Your rate is locked when you enroll and stays unchanged for as long as you keep the service.
Executive function coaching isn't listed on the public rate table. We'll confirm the rate at your free consultation, before anything is scheduled.
Common questions.
How is this different from tutoring?
Tutoring teaches the material. Coaching builds the systems around it: planning, prioritizing, organization, and follow-through. Students who understand the content but still miss deadlines usually need the second, not more of the first.
What ages is it for?
Middle and high school students. Those are the years when workload and independence rise faster than most students' systems for handling them.
What happens in a session?
Sessions work on planning, prioritizing, and time management, then build systems for focus and follow-through that the student can run without an adult standing over them.
What does coaching cost?
Executive function coaching isn't listed on the public rate table. Bring it up at your free consultation and we'll confirm the rate for your student before anything is scheduled.
Start with a free consultation.
No obligation, no pressure. You leave understanding where the student stands and what a plan would look like.