Airanee G.

Airanee Galmon is a passionate tutor with a Master’s degree in Secondary Education from Grand Canyon University and a Bachelor’s degree from Southern University and A&M College. She loves helping students discover their strengths and grow in confidence both academically and personally. Specializing in English Language Arts, Airanee brings over eight years of proven success supporting students in grades 3–12. She enjoys finding creative ways to make reading, writing, and comprehension both engaging and approachable.

Known for her patience and supportive teaching style, Airanee tailors each lesson to fit her students’ unique learning styles and goals—helping them not only meet grade-level expectations but also push beyond their potential. When she’s not tutoring, she can usually be found enjoying the arts, exploring local coffee shops, or making others laugh with her sense of humor—because learning works best when it’s both effective and fun.

Mary K.

With over 25 years of dedicated service in special education and adult learning, Mrs. Mary Keyes is an accomplished Academic Specialist renowned for her commitment to equity, accessibility, and student empowerment. Her career spans community college systems and workforce development programs, where she has designed, delivered, and evaluated high-impact educational interventions across ESL, GED preparation, Special Education, and workforce training.

A passionate advocate for nontraditional and underrepresented learners, Mrs. Mary Keyes brings deep expertise in creating inclusive, learner-centered curricula tailored to diverse academic and career goals. Her instructional approach is grounded in educational learning theory and responsive pedagogy, ensuring that every student—regardless of background or ability—has a clear pathway to success.

Recognized for her data-informed practices, Mrs. Mary Keyes skillfully assesses learner progress and adapts instruction to meet evolving needs while maintaining alignment with institutional, state, and federal standards. She is especially skilled in supporting adult learners with disabilities, providing specialized academic advising and accommodations to help them thrive in postsecondary environments.

In addition to her instructional and advising roles, Mrs. Mary Keyes has built strong partnerships with employers, community organizations, and workforce agencies to bridge education and employment, creating meaningful opportunities for lifelong learning and professional advancement. Her fluency in educational technology and digital platforms further enhances learner engagement and program effectiveness.

Above all, Mrs. Mary Keyes remains steadfast in her mission to break down barriers to education and empower every learner to reach their full potential.

Cascille C.

Cascille is a highly experienced tutor with over 20 years of teaching and tutoring across all subjects and grade levels. A graduate of Tulane University, she is deeply committed to the belief that every student possesses unique strengths, learning styles, and talents. Her approach centers on recognizing and nurturing these individual qualities, helping students build confidence and achieve lasting academic success.

Her extensive experience has equipped her with a keen ability to personalize instruction. She specializes in identifying each student’s specific needs and tailoring her teaching methods to match their learning preferences. This individualized approach has led to consistent results, from elementary through university-level education, including for students with learning differences.

Many of Cascille’s students have remained with her throughout their entire academic journey—starting in elementary school and continuing through college—benefiting from her one-on-one, student-focused instruction. Her dedication has not only improved academic performance but also transformed students’ overall educational experiences.

For Cascille, tutoring and teaching is more than a profession—it is a calling.

Jenna R.

Jenna R. is a certified educator in both regular and special education with over six years of teaching experience, primarily in special education. She has had the opportunity to work with students of all ages and abilities and is passionate about helping each one reach their full potential.

Jenna’s tutoring experience ranges from building foundational kindergarten skills all the way to supporting students with college-level math. She believes in meeting students where they are, making learning engaging, and working closely with families to help everyone feel supported.

Jenna Reed is new to the Baton Rouge area and loves being part of the growing community. She is also a proud mom of two little boys and a whole crew of pets—including some reptiles! Education is truly her calling, and she’s excited to help students grow in confidence, skills, and independence.

Francely M.

Born in Mexico and raised in New York, Francely Mobley moved to Kentucky to pursue her undergraduate degree and has been on the move ever since. Following her husband’s Air Force career across the country Francely and her family settled in Baton Rouge in 2025. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a Master’s in Instructional Design and Technology, combining her love for teaching with innovative strategies that engage today’s learners.

Francely brings both heart and expertise to every session, creating personalized, one-on-one lessons that build confidence and spark curiosity. Fluent in Spanish and deeply committed to student success, she has worked with children from diverse backgrounds and knows how to meet each learner right where they are. When she’s not teaching, Francely enjoys crafting, reading and spending time with her family, often with a cup of café con leche in hand. She believes that with consistency, creativity, and a caring connection, every child can thrive.

Tania G.

Mrs. Tania Gage graduated from Florida A&M University with a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish with a minor in Education. She completed her Master’s in Secondary Education from the University of Phoenix. She began her teaching career in high school, working with students from ninth through twelfth grade. She teaches Spanish 1 and Spanish 2 and absolutely loves all of her students and their accomplishments.

She has built relationships with her students where they see her as their Mentor as well as a role model. She wants to continue to help others learn the Spanish language as it is a growing language each and every day. She enjoys traveling and being with her family of five. She hopes to build even more enjoyable relationships from the years to come.

Josiah S.

Josiah Stephens graduated as a University Scholar from Baylor University, where she studied Classics, Political Science, and History. While attending Baylor, she directed two undergraduate plays, including a production of Euripides’ Cyclops, performed entirely in Ancient Greek. After her collegiate adventures, she moved to Baton Rouge to teach Latin and Ancient Greek at The Dunham School. She enjoys incorporating literature, philosophy, and drama into her classroom. Her passion is to help students find joy and confidence during the learning process, no matter their interests or educational background. In her spare time, she enjoys writing, biking, cooking, and being talked into watching silly action movies.

Keith M.

Keith Morgan is a proud graduate of Southern University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. His desire for challenges and learning guided him to over 15 years of wonderful professional experiences with companies like Hughes Aircraft, Texas Instruments, McGraw Hill, and US West Telecommunications. Through those experiences as a Software Quality Assurance Engineer in Denver, Colorado and Dallas, Texas, he accumulated a wealth of wisdom that prepared him to pursue his true passion of inspiring and educating young scholars.

Over the last 20 years, Keith has performed the duties of a middle school mathematics educator in Louisiana. Throughout his educating career, he has tutored 1-on-1 and small group scholars to help them maximize skills born in whole classroom settings. As a certified mathematics teacher, he has been able to assist his students with their daily and weekly math and life challenges. Being a native of Monroe, Louisiana, Keith has been able to seamlessly integrate back into the fabric of life in Louisiana and continue his journey to empower his students through knowledge. In his spare time, he enjoys watching college and professional football and basketball, cooking, and gardening.

Meagan H.

Meagan holds bachelor’s degrees in both English and secondary education from LSU. While attending LSU, she was a lead teacher at Sylvan Learning Center. During her tenure, she developed skills working with all age groups and fostering a love for reading and writing. She spent four years teaching middle school in the public school system, where her students connected with her real-world lessons and crafted their writing styles. Meagan also spent a year teaching fourth through sixth grade in all core areas, so she feels comfortable teaching other subjects in addition to her ELA specialty.

Meagan specializes in breaking down not only complex concepts, but also complex emotions related to learning. She strives to make education enjoyable, especially for children who may struggle with anxiety towards learning. In her spare time, Meagan loves to play disc golf with her family, read, and manage her small business.

Tiffany P.

Tiffany P. graduated summa cum laude from Louisiana Christian University (formerly Louisiana College) in 1998 and from LSU Law Center (Top 10%) in 2001. After approximately nineteen years of work in the legal field, Tiffany began pursuing her passions for education and working with young people, first by substituting and working as a middle school English Language Arts Interventionist and then as a Sixth Grade English Language Arts Instructor. Tiffany effectively uses her years of research and writing experience to instruct students regarding literary analysis, grammar essentials, and various forms of writing (ranging from research essays, short answer responses, fictional writing, and poetry to persuasive speeches, among other texts). With her background in the law and her college minor in history, she is also well-equipped to assist students with analytical thinking and problem-solving, as well as social studies and related subjects. In her spare time, Tiffany enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, watching sporting events (particularly the LSU Tigers), and traveling.