Adaptive Academics is a locally owned tutoring company providing personalized, in-person tutoring for K–12 students in math, reading, writing, science, study skills and executive functioning, ACT preparation, and college admissions support. Founded in 2023 by Jordan Raglow, we've been committed to providing five-star service to students and families from day one. Our team of highly qualified tutors includes experienced educators and subject-matter experts who tailor every session to each student's unique learning style, strengths, and goals. Because no two students learn the same way, no two tutoring sessions are exactly alike. All sessions

Special education teacher with a reading and math specialty. I have been teaching over 30 years. I also provide transition counseling.

I am a freelance, college educated mathematician looking to get into some tutoring to mix up the monotony of my daily work life. I love serving others and helping whenever and wherever I am needed. I have a strong work ethic and an eye for detail. Mostly helping in a field that is known for creating such hostile students! With all humor attached, we can do this together!

Hello! My name is Sarah Cecil, and in my regular job, I teach geometry at a high school in Wyandotte County. I love math, and I love helping students make connections and see their way to a better understanding of math. I have worked with students in different subjects since 2013, and specifically taught math since 2021 (and found out that math is actually my favorite!). I'd love to help you feel more confident in math!

50 years of teaching Math (Algebra thru AP Calculus) at the high school and college level. Great communicator. Will build your confidence level. An expert at teaching Math 1-to-1 or small groups.

No business, just 40 years of experience . Upper level math. High school and college level through calc 1

I am a student graduating in December 2025 from the University of Kansas with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science Engineering. I have always been interested in teaching, so I worked part-time during my studies at Raintree Montessori School as a substitute teacher and in their after-school program. I also tutored four students during my senior year of high school, helping them with math and language, and I enjoyed every part of it. In addition, I worked as a student teaching assistant for my programming professor at KU, supporting him during his Programming I and Programming II lectures. I love seeing students get excited when they finally