"My name is Steven, and since graduating from college I have enjoyed working in various student programs both in local schools and in my own church student department.

Because I was raised in a bilingual household, I am able to teach and explain the Spanish language in a natural, easy-to-understand manner.

In high school and college, I excelled in both math and science classes. During my college career, I completed several advanced mathematics classes up to Calculus 3.

As a successful high school and college athlete, I acquired coaching and physical education training skills which I have used from a fairly young age to help young people develop their abilities in their areas of athletics.

I truly enjoy helping young people to learn and achieve in their chosen fields of study or interest. I believe that my work with students in the past thirteen years has given me the ability to relate well and communicate effectively with children and teenagers. I look forward to meeting your student and realizing the possibilities of what we may accomplish together!

I will be offering private basketball lessons during the summer months. Please contact me early so that I can arrange gym times for our lessons.

Track Record for 2013

Worked with 34 students this past semester in subjects including Spanish, ESL, SAT(math), Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Coord. Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Physics, Physical Science, Chemistry and Biology.

*Noteworthy News (2013)- Started with a struggling Algebra student in November and three months of lessons he won the Math student of the month award at a Forsyth County High School and has been used as a student teacher by a couple teachers at the school.

Track Record for 2012

1. Increased 6th grade math assessment test from 46 to 92. Has earned perfect scores on his last two tests.

2. Math 2 student - letter grade increased from D to B plus with two months left to earn an A.

3. 8th grade science - letter grade increased from D to B.

4. Chemistry and Spanish student - letter grade incre" less...