Homeschooling with a PhD-level tutor brings the structure, rigor, and personalization your family deserves—without private-school tuition.
Families in Florida and Arizona may be able to use scholarship funds to support tutoring services and educational materials.
Explore available scholarship options or review our tutoring services to learn how we support personalized homeschool education.
Families who are exploring homeschool support can visit our Scholarships page to learn how eligible funding options may help cover tutoring services and educational materials.
Homeschooling with a PhD-level tutor brings the structure, rigor, and personalization of a private school education—without the high tuition.
At Lifetime Tutors, students receive:
Every lesson is designed to build confidence, independence, and measurable academic growth—while giving families the flexibility that homeschooling provides.
Lifetime Tutors combines PhD-level instruction with the flexibility of home education—ideal when you want private-school rigor and warmth without the campus price tag.
Dr. Santana supports homeschool families of all learners, including children with disabilities and learning differences, with expert instruction, curriculum guidance, and individualized learning plans.
Families in Florida and Arizona may be eligible to use scholarship funds to support their child’s homeschool education.
These funds can help cover:
We work with families to help maximize available funding opportunities. Learn more on our Scholarships page.
Florida law requires parents to follow specific steps when establishing and maintaining a home education program.
File a Notice of Intent — Submit a written notice to your school district within 30 days of establishing your home education program.
Maintain a Portfolio — Keep a portfolio of records including a log of educational activities, writing samples, worksheets, and creative materials. The parent determines the contents.
Make Portfolio Available for Inspection — Your portfolio must be available to the superintendent upon 15 days' written notice. (Inspections are rare and not routinely required.)
Provide Annual Evaluation — Submit an annual educational evaluation showing your student's progress to the district superintendent by the anniversary of your notice of intent.
Preserve Portfolios — Keep each student's school year portfolio for a minimum of two years.
File Notice of Termination — Submit a termination form when completing or ending the home education program, or if you move to a different district.
From curriculum selection to daily instruction, get expert guidance every step of the way.
Get help choosing the right curriculum and materials for your child's grade level, learning style, and goals.
Every student receives a tailored plan that addresses their unique strengths, challenges, and academic objectives.
As a specialist in working with children with disabilities and learning challenges, Dr. Santana ensures every student gets the support they deserve.
Receive regular assessments and progress reports to document your child's growth and satisfy annual evaluation requirements.
Interactive, one-on-one sessions covering reading, phonics, math, science, and Spanish — from the comfort of home.
Dr. Santana helps you build and organize your child's portfolio with proper documentation, work samples, and learning logs.
No. Florida law does not require parents to hold a teaching degree or certification to homeschool their children. You simply need to follow the notification and evaluation requirements outlined in the statute.
Absolutely. Many families of children with disabilities find that homeschooling provides the individualized attention and flexible pacing their child needs. Dr. Santana has extensive experience supporting students with learning disabilities, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, and other exceptionalities.
Florida law requires "sequentially progressive instruction" but does not specify exact subjects. Most families cover core areas including language arts, math, science, and social studies. Dr. Santana can help you build a well-rounded program.
Florida accepts several types of evaluations: a review by a certified teacher, a standardized test score at or above the 23rd percentile, an evaluation by a psychologist, or other options outlined in the statute. Dr. Santana can guide you through choosing the best option.
Yes. Florida families may use programs such as FES-UA, PEP, and New Worlds Reading toward tutoring with approved providers; Arizona families may have access to ESA-style programs depending on eligibility. Visit our Scholarships page for details.