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AI College Prep Academy

North Shore & Lake County · Online tutoring · Glenview, IL in-person planned

80+ placements at top-20 universities · 11 yrs in private education · 8 yrs of production software at Amazon · UC Berkeley 2018

SAT, ACT, AP, and Subject Tutoringfor North Shore Families —Human Teaching First, a Better Study Routine After

Start with the problem your child needs to solve: an SAT or ACT date, an AP exam, or a math, physics, or computer science course. We confirm whether direct subject instruction fits before adding the study routine your child will use between sessions.

Online tutoring is available. In-person tutoring in Glenview, IL remains planned; we will publish a location and timing only after the room is confirmed.

What does your child need help with right now?

Human teaching comes first wherever we provide direct subject instruction. The AI-supported study routine follows: the student records missed questions, writes how they want help, and checks the tool against class or official materials. Where we coach the method rather than teach the subject, the card says so.

  • SAT and ACT preparation

    Direct instruction

    SAT and ACT tutoring organized around your child's upcoming official test date and the skills that need direct instruction.

    Human instruction and per-question review come first. The student then carries an error log, written practice instructions, and a verification routine between sessions. Tell us the subject and test date; we will confirm scope, format, and scheduling together.

    Ask about SAT and ACT preparation
  • AP math, science, and computer science

    Direct instruction

    Direct instruction in the AP courses the founder actually teaches — Calculus AB and BC, Statistics, Physics 1 and C, and Computer Science A and Principles.

    Weekly problem sessions tied to your school's own pacing, free-response practice under exam conditions, and May exam preparation. We name the courses we teach rather than claiming every AP subject.

    Ask about AP math, science, and computer science
  • Other AP and honors coursework

    Study-method coaching

    For AP courses outside the STEM list — history, languages, English, economics — we teach the study system rather than the subject.

    The student builds their own error log, revision schedule, and verification routine for that course, and we review the work weekly. This is study-method coaching, not subject instruction, and we say so plainly: for content help in those courses your teacher or a subject specialist is the right call.

    Ask about Other AP and honors coursework
  • Core subject tutoring

    Direct instruction

    Year-round support in middle- and high-school math through calculus, physics, and computer science.

    Aimed at the course your student is actually enrolled in, using their own syllabus and assessments. Sessions are weekly and continue through the term rather than being sold as a fixed package.

    Ask about Core subject tutoring
  • The study system, taught inside every subject

    Study-method coaching

    The layer that runs through everything above: how to direct AI tools honestly, check their output, and keep a record of your own thinking.

    Students build an error log, write the instruction that turns it into practice, and run the verification step that catches a wrong answer. The files belong to the student and travel with them. No model knows or remembers your child — the student re-supplies their own record each time, which is exactly why it keeps working across courses and years. This is study-method coaching woven into the subject work, not a separate class.

    Ask about The study system, taught inside every subject
  • College readiness coaching

    Direct instruction

    The application arc for sophomores and juniors — college list, timeline, activities, essays, and the testing plan inside it.

    Milestone-based and founder-led, with a written plan and dates against each item. Seats are deliberately limited; we will say when we are full rather than stretch.

    Ask about College readiness coaching
  • Parent AI workshops

    Direct instruction

    A working session for parents — not about your child's AI use, but about your own: the research, deadline, aid-comparison, and planning work parents actually do.

    Ninety minutes, laptop optional, English or Korean. You leave having built something you will use that week. Offered in-person to community hosts across the North Shore and live online.

    Ask about Parent AI workshops

AI in your life too — not just your student's

Four scraps of junior-year chaos. One list that does the nagging for you.

Every family runs this list somewhere — usually in one parent’s head. Moving it into a tool means the reminder comes from a calendar instead of from you, at dinner, again.

A scripted demonstration with sample dates. The habit that makes it trustworthy: every date gets checked against the official calendar — never taken from a chat window, including this one.

Where the dates live today

“SAT reg closes soon??” — group chat
sticky note: ask Ms. Alvarez re: letter
screenshot of counselor slide, cropped
“wait is the ACT in Feb or Apr”

Where they end up — dated, ordered, verified

  1. Feb 20

    SAT registration deadline — verified on the College Board calendar

  2. Mar 6

    Recommendation ask — two weeks before spring break, not after

  3. Mar 14

    Aid form opens — calendar hold with the checklist attached

  4. Apr 10

    ACT test date — registration reminder set three weeks prior

Reminders now come from the calendar — not from you at dinner.

Find your community

Each page covers what is actually true in that community — which district serves it and what that structure means for a student there. If yours is not listed we still work with your family; these are the communities where we have something specific to say.

Also serving Glenview, Northbrook, Vernon Hills, Deerfield, Buffalo Grove, Lincolnshire, Highland Park, Wilmette, Winnetka, Libertyville, Long Grove, Morton Grove, Niles, Skokie.

Start with the real date on your family’s calendar

Tell us the next SAT or ACT date, AP exam, or course milestone. We confirm the subject scope, tutor fit, delivery format, and timing in the inquiry conversation before anyone makes a plan. We will confirm online or planned Glenview format and scheduling together.

Describe the next milestone
  1. 1 · Tell us what is next

    Name the subject and the real date

    Share the SAT or ACT date, AP exam, or course milestone and where your child is getting stuck.

    Family inquiry

  2. 2 · Confirm fit together

    Match the need to the right kind of help

    We distinguish direct subject instruction from study-method coaching and confirm the format together.

    Scope conversation

  3. 3 · Write the plan

    Begin with the next useful step

    The plan starts from the student’s actual class or test work and names what happens before the next check-in.

    Confirmed plan