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Our interview process, stringent qualifications, and background screening ensure that only the best tutors in Vermont work with Varsity Tutors. To assure a successful experience, you're paired with one of these qualified tutors by an expert director - and we stand behind that match with our money-back guarantee.

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Vermont Tutoring FAQ

How much does Varsity Tutors cost for students in Vermont?

The price tag associated with tutoring for students in Vermont is an obvious consideration for parents and students. How much you will ultimately pay per session depends on the kind of tutoring you need.

For instance, the complexity of the subject matter and the kind of support you require can play a role in the cost. The amount paid for tutoring a grade school student in math might cost one amount, while the price per session to work with a retired professor on a collegiate organic chemistry class might be another. Pricing is also tied to the number of sessions you require. For example, a parent who wants to secure months of weekly ACT test prep sessions might pay less per session than someone who only wants a handful of sessions to help with cramming for final exams.

Which tutoring subjects does Varsity Tutors offer for students in Vermont?

Finding a tutor for students in Vermont who can address your specific subject concerns is easy with Varsity Tutors. From learning how to write a basic five-paragraph essay to getting support while writing a college thesis, completing simple science experiments on gravity to conducting advanced studies in physics, reading books by Madeleine L'engle to analyzing Dostoevsky, and far beyond that, there are Vermont tutors for just about everything.

When we say everything, we mean for everyone. You don't need to be pursuing a degree to benefit from tutoring. Say, for instance, you're visiting Morocco for work. Tutoring sessions on Arabic could come in handy before the trip. A tutor with the proper qualifications can help you pursue credentials like the CCIE, PMP, or CFA. Even hobbyists, like Civil War buffs or guitar players, could benefit from the focused insight of an expert. There are no limits on learning.

Why choose Varsity Tutors for tutoring in Vermont?

A huge upside to tutoring for students in Vermont is that you get individualized lesson plans that take into account where you're struggling and where you want to go. This not only allows for more efficient instruction but leaves room for flexibility.

Say, for example, you wind up having a harder time with basic polynomial arithmetic than expected. The timeline for your lesson plan can be shifted to allow you more time to strengthen your understanding of the material before moving on to something like polynomial factorization, which is an accommodation a teacher in a classroom may not be able to offer. This can be especially useful when prepping for something like the LSAT, where understanding the structure of the exam can be just as important as understanding the material behind the questions.

Maybe you're struggling. Maybe you're feeling solid in your understanding of the material but want to be more confident in your comprehension. Maybe you want to stretch and learn more than what's right in front of you. Our Educational Directors would be more than happy to answer your questions and get you connected whose skill and expertise align with what you're looking to accomplish. There's no reason to delay. Reach out online to Varsity Tutors and we'll get you set up with a tutor for students in Vermont who can give you the support you need.

The Vermont School System

Vermont is one of the smallest states in the country. Just over 625,000 people call this New England region home. Known for its world-famous maple syrup, ski resorts, and celebrated autumn splendor, Vermont is a wonderful place to raise a family. Most students in the state attend one of the 51 public school districts, which serve more than 55,000 students annually.

Parents can easily get extra study help for their students by contacting Varsity Tutors. You can connect with tutors in Vermont who can work with your child at any grade level in any academic subject.

To find out how well high school students in Vermont do on state assessments, review the following chart.

Vermont Test Scores

佛蒙特州公立学校留意他们的圣udents are performing through exams administered by the Vermont Comprehensive Assessment System, or VCAS. These include using Smarter Balanced exams in English and math, and the VTSA science exam, for students through grade 8. High school students take end-of-course tests in a variety of core subjects. Many students also take tests like the ACT, SAT, SSAT, MCAT, or others to determine admission or placement in private schools, colleges, or graduate programs. Preparing effectively for any of these standardized exams can be difficult to do alone. Test preparation tutors in Vermont focus on the tests they know best, helping students cover both course material and strategies to maximize a student's score on a particular exam. Tutors also help students alleviate test anxiety so they can perform at their best on the day of the exam.

Beyond test preparation, outstanding Vermont tutors can help your student in specific academic subjects as well. The one-on-one approach of tutoring ensures your child gets the time and attention they deserve to understand subject material accurately. Creating study sessions that cater to your child’s specific needs is one way that tutors can provide a valuable supplement to classroom learning. As students begin to make progress, they may even embrace a subject they thought was too hard for them to understand.

The data below provides details on how some school districts in Vermont compare to each other.

Vermont High School Rankings

High School Vermont Ranking State Ranking AP Pass Rate
South Burlington High School 1 1 65%
Montpelier High School 2 2 73%
Champlain Valley Union High School 3 3 86%
Essex High School 4 4 70%
Stowe Middle/High School 5 5 69%
Colchester High School 6 6 85%
Mt. Mansfiled Union High School 7 7 68%
Middlebury Union High School 8 8 94%
Burlington Senior High School 9 9 72%
Woodstock Union High School 10 10 NA

Overall, Vermont public high schools have an average classroom size of 11 students per teacher. Even the largest schools in the state average only about 12 students per teacher. Despite these small class sizes, some students end up needing more individual attention or a different approach than a teacher can provide in the classroom. The table below outlines the student-teacher ratios of a selection of public high schools in Vermont.

Vermont Student-to-Teacher Ratios

Essex High Schoolhas a121student-teacher ratio.

Champlain Valley Union High Schoolhas a141student-teacher ratio.

Burlington Senior High Schoolhas a101student-teacher ratio.

Mt. Anthony Union High Schoolhas a151student-teacher ratio.

Bellows Free Academyhas a111student-teacher ratio.

South Burlington High Schoolhas a131student-teacher ratio.

Rutland Senior High Schoolhas a101student-teacher ratio.

Mt. Mansfiled Union High Schoolhas a151student-teacher ratio.

Missisquoi Valley Union Middle/High Schoolhas a111student-teacher ratio.

U-32 High Schoolhas a131student-teacher ratio.

Vermont State Averagehas a111student-teacher ratio.

有一些好的post-secondary schooling options in Vermont for college-bound students. The following table shows how these schools rank on a national scale.

Vermont University Rankings

College 国家排名 Acceptance Rate
Middlebury College 28 16%
Saint Michael's College 206 77%
University of Vermont 256 69%
Vermont Technical College 436 88%
Champlain College 534 70%
Bennington College 626 60%
Norwich University 743 70%
Castleton University NA 95%
Lyndon State College NA 98%
Green Mountain College NA 79%

How Varsity Tutors Can Help

Varsity Tutors provides parents with an easy way to connect with qualified tutors who can enhance their children’s education. Vermont tutors can work with your student at a convenient time and location, whether that’s in your home, at another location, or through our secure online learning platform. No matter what the particular tutoring needs of your student are, Varsity Tutors can help today.

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Recent Vermont Tutoring Session Notes

Tutoring review by Maxwell in Vermont
During our session, the student and I went over the concept of work, potential energy, and kinetic energy by completing problems from his textbook. As mentioned before, he is a very quick learner. After demonstrating how to obtain a solution, he is able to not only grasp the concept but apply it to the following problems. He also asks very intelligent questions that show he understands the fundamentals. We have been focusing on solving problems using variables only and to always check our units. These two advanced concepts will be used throughout his educational career. Overall, it was a great session.
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Tutoring review by Daniel in Vermont
The student had a great session today working on math for his test. We covered a lot of material that would be on his test, including common mistakes he may encounter. He was hit or miss with this material, but understands that he needs to work harder on his homework and his studies in order to not make the same mistakes. In addition, he will finish his homework, which is due on Sunday.
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Tutoring review by Darlene in Vermont
Today, the student and I went over natural base e functions and their graphs as well as applying exponential properties such as simplifying exponent, product of powers, quotient of powers, and power of a product. He needed a refresher on the exponential properties section, but he was able to complete his quiz on this concept successfully. He was ready to learn how to graph natural base e functions and asked questions that assisted him in his learning to complete the tasks. We went over homework problems in the book and extra examples to solidify his understanding of natural base e functions and their graphs. His test grades are improving as well as his overall grade in the class!
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Tutoring review by Jason in Vermont
Today, the student and I worked on mortgages and amortization tables. She was quick to understand the concept, especially since it is an extension of the material that we covered last week. The biggest struggle for her was in solving for the variable she needed. She would often write her work very scattered, making it difficult to know what operations needed to be done to solve for a particular variable. To alleviate this, I suggested that she take her time with her work, showing every step, even if it seemed monotonous. When she did that, she was much more confident in her answers. We will need to work on developing that as an innate characteristic for her now.
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Tutoring review by Donnetta in Vermont
Today, the student worked on a practice exam for her final. This included all of the material she learned over the semester, since it is a cumulative exam. We worked on mortgage payments and finding the cost of items based off of the markup price and percentage. The student had gained more confidence in working with mortgage problems by the end of the session. The student has taken two exams in between our sessions and received an B and an A. I believe she will do well on her final exam. I will be working with her again next semester.
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Tutoring review by Darci in Vermont
We worked on how to determine if an interior angle is possible for a regular polygon. We also took a look at determining if polygons are convex or concave. I reminded the student of the definitions. Than convex polynomials have all interior angles of less than 180 degrees; otherwise, the polynomial is concave. Lastly, we looked at regular polygons and how we could solve for the variable if we were given an algebraic expression for two of the sides of the polygon. We would set the equations equal, as the regular polygon has all equal sides, and then solve the equation of the given variable.
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