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New Flexible Tutoring Schedules Built Around Your Family

Parents planning a flexible tutoring schedule for their child using Savvy's tutoring plans.
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Savvy now offers 2-day and 3-day 1:1 tutoring plans alongside the existing 4-day and group options. Pricing on every plan now starts from $179 a month. All plans use the same curriculum, so the difference is frequency, not quality. There are no contracts and no early cancellation fees, so you can choose the schedule that fits your family.

Between school, sports, siblings, and everything else on the calendar, four tutoring sessions a week isn’t realistic for every family. That’s not a knock on your scheduling skills. It’s just how life works with kids.

We hear this from parents often. They want consistent, high-quality tutoring, but a rigid four-day-a-week commitment doesn’t fit their household. So we built more ways in. Savvy now offers 2-day and 3-day 1:1 plans. Every plan, no matter the frequency, now starts at a lower price point than before.

What’s new in Savvy’s plan lineup

Savvy’s plan lineup now includes four options. There’s a 4-day group plan, a 2-day 1:1 plan, a 3-day 1:1 plan, and a 4-day 1:1 plan. The 2-day and 3-day 1:1 plans are brand new. Families choose any two or three days between Monday and Friday, whatever fits their week.

Every plan gives your child a dedicated 1:1 or small-group tutor and the same structured curriculum. The only thing that changes between plans is how often your child meets with that tutor. View the full plan lineup and pricing for a closer look at each option.

Why flexibility matters for busy families

A packed week shouldn’t be the reason a family skips tutoring altogether. If soccer practice runs three nights a week, or you’ve got two kids on two different schedules, that adds pressure. A fixed four-day commitment can feel like one more thing to juggle.

That’s exactly why we built these new plans. You choose any two or three days between Monday and Friday. That way, tutoring fits your family’s schedule instead of the other way around. A 2-day or 3-day plan isn’t a smaller version of tutoring. It’s a real, complete plan built for how your family actually lives.

The curriculum stays the same, only the frequency changes

Here’s the thing that matters most: your child gets the same curriculum no matter which plan you choose. Frequency is access to that curriculum, not a measure of quality.

Research shows students tutored multiple times a week make meaningfully faster gains than those seen once a week. The Stanford National Student Support Accelerator identifies three or more sessions per week as the minimum frequency for high-impact tutoring. That frequency works alongside other program elements, like consistent tutors, curriculum alignment, and ongoing assessment. More sessions mean more contact with the curriculum and shorter gaps between practice. That keeps skills warm instead of letting them fade between visits.

What actually moves the needle for your child is showing up consistently, whatever that looks like for your family. A 2-day plan attended every week will outperform a 4-day plan attended sporadically. Consistency is the real driver of progress, not the number on the calendar.

Compare the plans

Plan Monthly price Format Schedule
4-Day Group $179/month Small group, up to 4 students Monday through Thursday, fixed
2-Day 1:1 $195/month Private 1:1 Any 2 days, Monday through Friday
3-Day 1:1 $295/month Private 1:1 Any 3 days, Monday through Friday
4-Day 1:1 $395/month Private 1:1 Any 4 days, Monday through Friday

Every plan runs on the same curriculum and instructional approach. The right fit depends on your family’s budget, schedule, and goals. No single plan fits every family.

No contracts, no early cancellation fees

We built these plans with one goal. We wanted to remove the barriers that keep families from getting the support their child needs. That means no long-term contracts and no early cancellation fees on any plan.

If your family’s schedule changes, you’re not locked in. If a 2-day plan turns out to be exactly what you need long-term, great. If your needs shift and a different frequency makes more sense, you can change without penalty. We built this flexibility because we believe pricing and scheduling shouldn’t stand between your child and a curriculum that works.

Frequently asked questions

Can I switch plans later if my child’s schedule changes?
 

Yes. There are no contracts, so you can move between plans as your family’s needs change.

Does a 2-day plan work as well as a 4-day plan?
 

Every plan uses the same curriculum and tutor quality. A 2-day plan gives your child less frequent access to that curriculum than a 4-day plan. Consistent attendance at any frequency is what drives progress.

Is there a contract or minimum commitment?
 

No. You pay monthly with no long-term contract and no early cancellation fee.

How do I know which plan is right for my family?
 

Think about your schedule and your goals first. Families balancing sports, siblings, or other commitments often start with a 2-day or 3-day plan. Families wanting the most contact with the curriculum often choose 4 days. Every plan is a legitimate starting point.

Key takeaways

  • More scheduling options – Savvy now offers 2-day and 3-day 1:1 plans alongside the existing 4-day and group options.
  • Lower starting price – All plans now start at a lower price point, from $179 a month.
  • Same curriculum, every plan – The curriculum is identical across every plan. Only the frequency changes.
  • No lock-in – There are no contracts and no early cancellation fees on any plan.

Ready to find the right fit for your family? Explore the full plan lineup and pick the schedule that works for you.

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Karin Myers
Karin Myers is the Advocacy Programs Manager at Savvy Learning, where she helps families understand tutoring options, literacy supports, and educational funding programs. A graduate of Brigham Young University and a lifelong reader, Karin is passionate about early childhood literacy and empowering parents to raise confident, capable readers. After supporting one of her own children through early reading challenges, she became especially passionate about helping parents understand how reading develops and how to choose the right tools for their child. As a mom of two boys, she believes that all reading is good reading and that every child can grow with the right support. She also shares book recommendations and reading tips on her Instagram account, @thechildrenslibrary.
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