Lily's Tutoring Services

Lily's Tutoring Services Math, writing, SAT & executive functioning tutoring for middle, high school, and college students. Focused on understanding, confidence, and steady progress.

Lily’s Latest for parents.
👉 lilystutoringservices.com Testimonials:

i just wanted to thank you for your time teaching this year. I appreciate you always taking extra time to help us understand and always being patient with us . Your projects were fun to create! ...Just wanted to thank you for your time as my teacher (9th grade H. Geometry student)

Thank you for all you have done to support T th

is semester and to continue to grow his love for math. (9th grade Honors Geometry parent)

Your enthusiasm was so contagious! (10th grade Honors Geometry parent)

I just wanted to send my gratitude for being G’s teacher. I especially appreciate the detailed commentary you provided —I do not typically receive positive feedback from math teachers. Math has always been a source of stress for G, but she really liked your river project. (10th grade Honors Geometry parent)

You have worked wonderfully with G and we are grateful to you! (100% virtual Honors Geometry parent)

I know J has enjoyed your class and applying Geometry to real life problems (10th grade Honors Geometry parent)

Thank you for your dedication to your students this year. ...It was a challenging year on so many levels. I know K will miss you very much. (12th grade Honors Calculus parent)

"The teacher hates me." "I already know this." "I don't have any homework."These don't always mean what they sound like ...
04/09/2026

"The teacher hates me." "I already know this." "I don't have any homework."
These don't always mean what they sound like — but they're not nothing either.
There's usually something real underneath, and finding it points you toward support that might actually help.
If that resonates, the new issue of Lily's Latest walks through exactly this.
lilyslatest.substack.com

"It's under control." It's probably not.Take a deep breath. Slow down before you act.Issue 2 of Lily's Latest is out tod...
04/07/2026

"It's under control." It's probably not.
Take a deep breath. Slow down before you act.
Issue 2 of Lily's Latest is out today. It's a short read for parents who want to respond to their teen instead of react.
lilyslatest.substack.com

"It's fine." Probably not. But it's not just a lie either.There's usually something real trying to surface underneath it...
04/06/2026

"It's fine." Probably not. But it's not just a lie either.
There's usually something real trying to surface underneath it.
Figuring out what that is changes everything about how you respond.
Issue 2 of Lily's Latest is out tomorrow.
lilyslatest.substack.com

Lily's Latest is back Tuesday morning.Issue 2 is about what your teen is actually telling you when they say "it's fine" ...
04/06/2026

Lily's Latest is back Tuesday morning.
Issue 2 is about what your teen is actually telling you when they say "it's fine" — and how to figure out what's underneath it.
If that's a familiar moment in your house, it might be worth a read.
lilyslatest.substack.com

January takes a lot. It does offer insight.Even if the month felt rushed or unfinished, you may have noticed more than i...
01/30/2026

January takes a lot. It does offer insight.

Even if the month felt rushed or unfinished, you may have noticed more than it seems — about timing, stress, workload, or what actually made things harder (or easier).

One quiet question to sit with is:
“What did we notice when school felt hardest?”

You don’t need an answer yet.
Noticing is enough.

If reflections like this are helpful, Lily’s Latest is a short monthly newsletter for parents when school feels harder than expected.
A new issue goes out soon.

lilyslatest.substack.com

This quieter stretch can feel unsettling.Midterms are wrapping up. Classes are moving on. Grades may not be posted yet —...
01/20/2026

This quieter stretch can feel unsettling.
Midterms are wrapping up. Classes are moving on. Grades may not be posted yet — and it’s easy to start filling in the gaps with worry.
If you’re in that in-between space, you don’t need to act yet.
Waiting isn’t avoidance — it’s part of understanding.
Grades that come out in the next week or two are information, not a verdict.
They’re one data point, not the whole story.
If you want help making sense of moments like this, Lily’s Latest is a short monthly newsletter for parents when school feels harder than expected.

If school feels suddenly louder in January, you’re not imagining it.January doesn’t always create the stress — it often ...
01/13/2026

If school feels suddenly louder in January, you’re not imagining it.
January doesn’t always create the stress — it often reveals what’s been building under the surface.
Clarity first. Then next steps.
I wrote this month’s Lily’s Latest as a short case study of why January hits like this (and what it helps us notice).
I’ll put the link in the comments.

Lily’s Latest is a short monthly newsletter for parents — about slowing down, making sense of what’s happening, and resp...
01/06/2026

Lily’s Latest is a short monthly newsletter for parents — about slowing down, making sense of what’s happening, and responding with intention instead of panic.

Issue Zero is live.
🔗 link in bio

Going back to school after a break can feel especially stressful — routines restart, expectations pile up, and everythin...
01/05/2026

Going back to school after a break can feel especially stressful — routines restart, expectations pile up, and everything can suddenly feel urgent.
Tomorrow morning, I’m sending the first issue of Lily’s Latest, a short, monthly newsletter meant to help parents cut through that stress and make sense of what’s actually going on when school isn’t going well.
This first issue uses January as an example, but the patterns apply any time things feel confusing or heavy.
If that sounds helpful, you’re welcome to join. No pressure either way.
bit.ly/JoinLilysLatest

01/01/2026

Families frequently come to us feeling confused — wondering how missing work, shutdown, or slipping grades became the norm so quickly.
At Lily’s Tutoring Services, we often meet families after challenges at school have been building for a while.
This is personal for me.
I struggled in school with getting work done, turning it in, and constantly hearing that my grades didn’t match my “potential.”
Over time, I’ve seen those same patterns show up again and again in the students we support — and I’ve seen how isolating that can feel for parents and caregivers.
That’s why I’m starting a short, monthly newsletter called Lily’s Latest.
It’s meant to offer clarity, context, and steadier footing when school isn’t going the way anyone hoped — whether you’re trying to prevent a crisis or already navigating one.
If this sounds like it might be helpful, you’re welcome to join or share. No pressure either way.
bit.ly/JoinLilysLatest

Between Christmas and New Year, school stress has a way of sneaking back in. January doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.I...
12/29/2025

Between Christmas and New Year, school stress has a way of sneaking back in. January doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.

I’m launching Lily’s Latest — a short newsletter for parents who want thoughtful, realistic support strategies (not quick fixes), especially during busy school seasons.

You can sign up here.
bit.ly/JoinLilysLatest

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