Middle school math, Algebra 1, and Geometry tutoring with a Florida-certified classroom teacher — for students in grades 6–10 who are behind, stuck, or aiming higher.
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We find the missing piece underneath it — then everything else gets easier.
Most math struggles aren’t about ability. They’re about a few missing building blocks nobody went back and fixed — whether that shows up in 6th-grade fractions, 8th-grade pre-algebra, or Algebra 1. That’s exactly where we start.
Effort isn’t the problem. Something earlier in the chain never quite landed.
Tears, guessing, or copying answers just to get it done — at home and in class.
With real gaps in the basics — fractions, negative numbers, order of operations.
And the anxiety that comes with it — plus not knowing what to study first.
The jump to 6th grade, and again to Algebra 1, is where small gaps turn into big ones. We shore up the foundations so your student starts the next level confident — and stays ahead.
Find the missing building blocks, rebuild them without embarrassment, and teach the current material in a way that finally makes sense. That’s the whole approach — and it’s included in every plan below.
Private tutoring runs in simple 4-week blocks — scheduled up front and prepaid, so your student’s times are held and progress never depends on week-to-week planning. Every option includes Foundations Repair: rebuilding the basics alongside current classwork.
For students who are keeping up and want to stay that way — steady support that matches the pace of class.
Twice a week is where grades actually move. Recommended for students who are behind, in remedial classes, or facing an EOC — a misunderstanding never survives more than a few days before we catch it.
Two evenings a week, live online. Students bring their own homework — middle school math, Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 in one room — and leave with it understood and tomorrow’s already started.
Focused intensives in the weeks before the Algebra 1 and Geometry EOCs.
The Homework Help Club and EOC Bootcamps don’t run in blocks — the Club is a simple monthly membership, and bootcamps are paid once per intensive.
Prefer a small group? Pods of up to 3 students in the same course ($40 per student / hour) form from a waitlist as matching students enroll — mention it at your consultation and we’ll match you when a spot forms.
From first call to steady progress — in four simple steps.
A short 15-minute call with you and your student. We talk about where things stand, what’s been tried, and what success looks like.
Once you’ve signed up for sessions, your student receives a private link to their Skills Check — Middle School Math, Algebra 1, or Geometry, matched to their level. It’s a short, low-pressure diagnostic that finds the actual gaps — not just the chapter the class happens to be on. The checks are not public downloads, and the student versions never include an answer key.
Your student gets a clear plan: what we’ll fix first, what we’ll maintain, and how we’ll know it’s working — plus my honest recommendation between the Steady Plan (once a week) and the Progress Plan (twice a week), based on what the skills check shows.
Sessions run in 4-week blocks, scheduled up front at the same times each week and prepaid by Zelle. You get a brief update after every session — you’ll always know what we worked on and what’s next.
Anyone can read about Scholars Peak here. The Skills Checks themselves are different: they’re working tools for students who have signed up for sessions, so they’re never posted for public download on this site. There are now three — including a new one built for middle schoolers.
Built for grades 6–8 and pre-algebra students. It checks fraction & decimal fluency, ratios & percents, integers, expressions & one- and two-step equations, and basic geometry — and shows whether your student is truly ready for Algebra 1.
For Algebra 1 students and anyone heading into it. It finds gaps in integer & fraction skills, solving equations, graphing lines, and the foundations the EOC expects students to already know.
For Geometry students. It checks angle relationships, triangles, parallel lines, quadrilaterals, and the Algebra skills Geometry quietly depends on every single unit.
Start with the free consultation and enroll in a plan. Only enrolled families receive a Skills Check — there is no public link, and please don’t share yours.
Mrs. Cabello sends your student’s check privately after sign-up: Middle School Math, Algebra 1, or Geometry, student-only pages matched to their level — no answer key and no teacher pages are ever included.
Your student works through it on paper, showing their work. Then return the completed pages using the private submission link provided at enrollment — clear photos or a scan are fine.
Every submitted check is reviewed and graded. Families receive strand-by-strand scores, a “fix first” list, and a parent summary — plus Mrs. Cabello’s honest recommendation: the Steady Plan (1×/week) or the Progress Plan (2×/week).
Every student is different — but progress is measurable, and we measure it.
Middle School Math · Algebra 1 & Geometry · Broward County
I’m a Florida-certified math teacher currently teaching Algebra 1 and Geometry in Broward County — and I tutor middle school math (grades 6–8) as well, catching gaps in fractions, ratios, and pre-algebra before they turn into Algebra 1 problems. I specialize in the students other people find hardest to reach: remedial learners, students with shaky foundations, and students whose confidence in math is gone.
My approach is simple — find the missing building blocks, fix them without judgment, and teach the current material in a way that finally makes sense. I tutor both in person and live online, using a shared digital whiteboard so online students get the same worked-through problems as students sitting next to me.
The topics that show up on the Algebra 1 EOC every year, in plain English — plus the basics students are expected to already know.
In person in the Southwest Ranches / Pembroke Pines area, or live online anywhere in Florida. Online sessions use Google Meet with a shared digital whiteboard — students see every step worked out, just like in person.
Middle school math for grades 6–8 — including pre-algebra and readiness for Algebra 1 — plus Algebra 1 (Regular and Honors), Geometry, and Algebra 2 support. Every enrolled student starts with the Skills Check for their level: Middle School Math, Algebra 1, or Geometry. If your student’s course isn’t listed, ask — I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right fit.
Private tutoring is sold in 4-week blocks, scheduled up front at fixed weekly times. The Steady Plan is one session a week (4 sessions, $280 per block) — a good fit for students who are keeping up. The Progress Plan is two sessions a week (8 sessions, $500 per block — a $60 savings, locked in while you renew block to block) and is what I recommend for students who are behind, in remedial classes, or preparing for an EOC. After your student’s Skills Check, I’ll tell you honestly which one your student needs.
The Club meets live online two evenings a week for 75 minutes, capped at 8 members. Students bring their own homework — middle school math, Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 in one room — and I circulate to unstick each student, teaching a topic once to the group when several students are stuck on the same thing. Membership is $179/month; founding members (the first 6 families) pay $149/month. It’s tutoring support and accountability — students still do their own work.
Pods of up to 3 students in the same course and level ($40 per student / hour) form from a waitlist as matching students enroll, rather than on a fixed schedule. If a pod is what you’re looking for, mention it at your consultation and I’ll match your student as soon as a spot forms.
Everything is prepaid by Zelle — private plans before each 4-week block begins, and the Homework Help Club monthly. Your student’s times aren’t held until the block is paid, which is what keeps the schedule fair for every family.
Each 4-week block includes one free reschedule with at least 24 hours’ notice. After that, late cancellations and no-shows count as a session used, and unused sessions expire at the end of the block. And it’s fair both ways: if I ever have to cancel, that session is always made up or credited — no exceptions.
Yes. Sessions track what your student is learning in class right now, while we quietly rebuild any weak basics underneath it. The goal is that school itself starts feeling easier.
No. The Middle School Math, Algebra 1, and Geometry Skills Checks are for enrolled students only — they are never posted as public downloads. After you sign up for sessions, Mrs. Cabello sends your student a private link to the student-only version for their level (no answer key or teacher pages included). If you’re enrolled and can’t find your link, just ask and it will be re-sent.
Yes — the Middle School Math Skills Check is built for grades 6–8 and pre-algebra students. It checks fraction and decimal fluency, ratios and percents, integers, expressions and equations, and basic geometry, and it shows whether your student is ready for Algebra 1. Like the other Skills Checks, it’s for enrolled students only: after you sign up, your student receives it by private link, and the graded feedback includes strand-by-strand scores, a fix-first list, and my Steady vs. Progress Plan recommendation.
Your student completes the check on paper, showing their work, and you return clear photos or a scan using the private submission link provided at enrollment. Each submitted check is reviewed and graded, and families receive strand-by-strand scores, a “fix first” list of the gaps to repair first, and a parent summary with my recommendation between the Steady Plan (once a week) and the Progress Plan (twice a week).
Every family starts with a free consultation. Once you’ve signed up for sessions, your student’s first step is the Skills Check — sent by private link — so the plan we build together is based on their actual gaps, not a guess.
Tell me a little about your student and I’ll get back to you within one school day. The consultation is free, friendly, and 15 minutes.
Email: scholarspeaktutoring@gmail.com
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