Lindsay C.
Lindsay is an accomplished elementary educator with more than a decade of experience working with children in a variety of educational settings and five years as a certified public school teacher. After several successful years in the classroom, Lindsay chose to transition into private education so she could focus on providing personalized, one-on-one instruction that meets each student’s unique learning needs. She continues to serve North East ISD as a substitute teacher while dedicating her primary professional focus to tutoring students across the San Antonio area. Lindsay earned her degree in Education from Texas State University, graduating with honors while also completing double minors in Psychology and Music. During her time as a classroom teacher in North East ISD, she taught fourth and fifth grade and was recognized by the Texas Education Agency as being among the top 33% of teachers in the state for student academic growth and performance. Throughout her career, she has worked with students ranging from infants to college-age learners, giving her a broad understanding of child development, learning styles, and effective instructional strategies. She specializes in elementary education (K–5 all subjects), reading, writing, English Language Arts, social studies, STAAR preparation, handwriting, spelling, and test-taking strategies. Lindsay has extensive experience supporting English Language Learners, gifted and talented students, and students receiving special education services. She has also taught inclusion classrooms, monitored individualized education plans, and adapted instruction to meet a wide variety of learning needs. In addition to classroom teaching, Lindsay develops educational curriculum and instructional resources used by teachers across the country. Through her curriculum design work, she creates engaging lessons, digital resources, and classroom activities that help students learn in meaningful and interactive ways. Families appreciate Lindsay’s energetic, organized, and encouraging teaching style. She believes every child is capable of success when instruction is tailored to their individual strengths, and she enjoys helping students build confidence alongside strong academic skills. Whether working with a struggling reader, preparing for STAAR assessments, or challenging an advanced learner, Lindsay creates a supportive environment where students feel motivated to learn and grow. Outside of the classroom, Lindsay enjoys reading, taking long walks with her dogs, and continuing to create educational resources that make learning engaging and enjoyable.
Ian S.
Ian Sadock is a cognitive music theorist and molecular biologist. With fourteen years of service in the Emergency Medical Services, Sadock is a Nationally Registered Advanced EMT and holds a Bachelor of Science in Cell & Molecular Biology with a minor in Chemistry. He has taught at a number of prestigious institutions, including The University of the Arts, Settlement Music School, and Cheltenham Township Adult School. Sadock serves on the Board of Directors at Jazz Bridge, a local Philadelphia non-profit, and holds a Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance with a concentration in Jazz from West Chester University, as well as a Master of Music degree in Jazz Studies. Building on over a decade of teaching experience, he is currently pursuing a PhD at Temple University while conducting research in cognitive ethnomusicology and audio analysis for artificial intelligence.
Abigail T.
Abigail T. is a passionate and experienced educator specializing in Elementary Education (K–6), as well as music instruction in Harp, Piano, and Music Theory. Raised in a homeschool environment that nurtured her love of learning and music, Abigail began teaching at an early age—giving private music lessons to children throughout high school. She later earned her degree in Music Education from Baylor University, further solidifying her foundation in both academics and the arts.
With experience teaching in classrooms and tutoring students from kindergarten through seventh grade, Abigail brings a compassionate and patient approach to every session. She is especially committed to supporting students who face academic challenges, helping them build confidence and master new skills. Her warmth and dedication make her a favorite among young learners and parents alike.
Outside of tutoring, Abigail enjoys spending time with her cat, Rory, playing with her young nieces, and diving into complex board games.
Testimonial:
“…Abigail was amazing and customized each lesson. By end of semester my daughter was able to complete and turn in all her assignments. Plus the confidence boost she had in class now reading and answering questions out loud! Looking forward to starting her back again end of summer get her back and ready for new school year. THANK YOU Prep!”