At Coronado Middle School, a student’s math course is decided by the district’s own tests. Our tutors are UC San Diego students who help Coronado Middle students prepare for those tests and do well in their classes.
Tell us about your student, and we’ll match them with a UC San Diego tutor who fits.
We tutor math, English, science and history, and help with the organization middle school requires. Sessions are one-on-one, at your home in Coronado or online.
Meet our tutors.
Samantha
Pursuing a Ph.D. inBioengineering
Tutors Biology · Chemistry · Math
- Research in deep learning for assistive robotics
- President’s Undergraduate Research Award
Raquel
StudiesBiology
Tutors Math · Spanish · Writing
- AP Scholar with Distinction
- Bilingual teaching experience in Spanish
Anna
StudiesNeuroscience
Tutors Biology
- Research internship in Hamburg, Germany
- Governor’s Scholars Award recipient
Daniel
StudiesElectrical Engineering & Computer Sciences
Tutors Math · Physics · Computer science
- High-school valedictorian
- STEM education minor and after-school tutoring
Preston
StudiesApplied Mathematics
Tutors Math · Calculus · Computer science
- Mathematics research fellow
- Presented at the Young Mathematicians Conference
Evan
StudiesPhysics & Applied Mathematics
Tutors Math · Physics · Calculus
- Independent research in machine learning for quantum computing
- 4.0 GPA in Physics & Applied Mathematics
Lesly
StudiesMathematics & Computer Science
Tutors Math · Computer science · Spanish
- Java and Python programming
- Game development and interactive software projects
The tests that decide math placement
New 6th graders take a math placement test when they enroll. New 7th graders are tested and need a teacher’s recommendation. In the spring of 7th grade, students take a test that shows whether they are ready for algebra. Coronado Unified also says it won’t count math courses taken outside the district toward a faster path in middle school. So the way to move ahead at Coronado Middle is to know the material and do well on those tests, and that is what our tutors work on.
Honors math
In Coronado’s honors math, students cover 7th and 8th grade math in one year and take Integrated Math 1 in 8th grade. From there they continue toward honors precalculus and AP Calculus or AP Statistics at Coronado High School. The district teaches math with a program called CPM, in which students work through problems in groups. When that approach isn’t working for a student, a tutor can explain the same ideas another way. Learn more about our San Diego math tutoring.
Our middle school tutors, in parents’ own words
All reviewsFind a coding tutor“I have been absolutely impressed by her lessons over the past few months. Lily also loves working with her. She has been making great progress with her programming and writing.”
“I find your tutor quality to be excellent and a perfect fit!”
Find a math tutor“Second, our tutor connected with my 8th grade son immediately. What we needed was a mentor and homework coach, to engage my son and keep him focused to ensure concepts were cemented in cranking out homework.”
Getting ready for Coronado High
Coronado High’s classes run about 90 minutes, so 8th graders benefit from building strong study habits before they get there.
Tell us which math course your Coronado Middle student is in, and we’ll find the right tutor.
Tell us about your student, and we’ll match them with a UC San Diego tutor who fits.