The right support begins with the right fit.
IIA does not place students into a generic tutoring package. We first consider the student's needs, current skills, learning habits, schedule, and program fit. Our core programs are structured around clear goals, consistent participation, and visible progress.
Inside the IIA Academic Growth Assessment
Almost every family begins here. The assessment is $75 per student and can be purchased on its own — you keep the findings and the written Individual Growth Plan whether or not you enroll.
$75 one time
For parents who just want clear answers. You receive the diagnostic session, the skill-gap analysis, the results conversation, and the written Individual Growth Plan to use at home, at school, or with any provider. No enrollment required.
$75 credited back
Enroll in the Homework and Accountability Club, a Growth Lab, the Academic Studio, or Premium 1:1 within seven days of your results conversation and the full assessment fee is applied as a tuition credit — so the diagnostic costs you nothing.
- Parent intake questionnaire
- Review of grades, assessments, and work samples
- Student diagnostic session
- Strength and skill-gap analysis
- Recommended IIA placement
- Parent results conversation
- Written Individual Growth Plan
- 1You submit the request form and we contact you about availability.
- 2You complete a short intake describing your concerns and share any records.
- 3Your child completes a relaxed diagnostic session with an IIA instructor.
- 4We analyze the results against grade-level expectations.
- 5We meet with you to explain findings and recommend a program.
- A calm, low-pressure session for your child
- Plain-language findings, not test jargon
- The specific skills we would work on first
- An honest recommendation, including if IIA is not the right fit
- No obligation to enroll
Academic Growth Assessment
Start With Clarity
The IIA Academic Growth Assessment identifies strengths, skill gaps, and learning priorities before a core-program recommendation is made.
- Parent intake questionnaire
- Review of available grades, assessments, and work samples
- Student diagnostic session
- Strength and skill-gap analysis
- Recommended IIA placement
- Parent results conversation
- Written Individual Growth Plan
The assessment fee is applied as a tuition credit when the family enrolls in a recurring program within seven days of the results conversation.
- Written Individual Growth Plan document
- Skill-gap summary in plain language
- Recommended placement and next-step plan
- Recorded results conversation notes
IIA Growth Labs
K–8 Reading, Writing, and Math Growth
Growth Labs provide recurring small-group instruction for students who need targeted academic improvement, consistent practice, and visible progress.
- Two 60-minute sessions per week
- Eight scheduled sessions per month
- Up to six students per group
- Individual Growth Plan
- Skill checks and progress monitoring
- Appropriate home practice
- Monthly parent progress communication
- Formal review after the first six weeks
Enrollment reserves a recurring seat and begins with an initial six-week commitment.
- Individual Growth Plan, updated each cycle
- Eight documented small-group sessions per month
- Practice assignments between sessions
- Skill-check results and work samples
- Monthly written parent progress update
- Six-week formal progress review
Homework and Accountability Club
Structure for Students Who Need Help Following Through
This limited support option is for students who primarily need assignment organization, study structure, responsible work habits, or brief academic assistance.
- Four scheduled 30-minute sessions: $100 per month
- Limited individual session: $50, subject to availability
IIA does not complete assignments for students. This service is not a substitute for academic intervention. Students with underlying skill gaps may be referred for an Academic Growth Assessment.
- Four documented support sessions per month
- Assignment and due-date tracker for your student
- Study-habit checklist for home
- Monthly note on completion and follow-through
IIA Upper Academy
Grades 9–12 Homeschool and Specialty Support
Upper Academy supports high-school students through analytical writing, critical thinking, academic accountability, test preparation, and college or career projects. Programs are offered as clearly defined homeschool-support or specialty cohorts while IIA continues building its long-term high-school pathway.
- Analytical reading and writing
- Research, argument, and academic communication
- Academic recovery and executive-function support
- Selected mathematics support based on staffing
- SAT/ACT preparation
- Scholarship, college, career, entrepreneurship, and trade-pathway projects
- Portfolio and capstone support
Upper Academy currently operates as a homeschool-support pathway, not as IIA's fully operating accredited high school. Parents remain responsible for the legal administration of their home-study programs.
- Cohort syllabus and schedule
- Graded writing, project, or test-prep feedback
- Portfolio or capstone artifacts where applicable
- Progress summary at the end of each cohort
Find the pathway that matches your family.
Growth Assessment
- Best for:
- Families needing clarity and placement
- Format:
- Individual assessment
- Starting point:
- Required for most core students
Growth Labs
- Best for:
- K–8 academic skill growth
- Format:
- Small group, twice weekly
- Starting point:
- Assessment and placement
Homework Club
- Best for:
- Organization and assignment follow-through
- Format:
- Brief scheduled support
- Starting point:
- Fit screening
Academic Studio
- Best for:
- K–8 homeschool structure and community
- Format:
- Weekly three-hour studio
- Starting point:
- Assessment and interest process
Upper Academy
- Best for:
- Grades 9–12 specialty or homeschool support
- Format:
- Defined cohorts or limited 1:1
- Starting point:
- Fit conversation
Premium 1:1
- Best for:
- Specialized or intensive support
- Format:
- Individual
- Starting point:
- Assessment or fit conversation
Not sure which program fits? Begin with an assessment.
IIA will identify the student's needs and recommend the most appropriate available pathway. We will not place a student into a program simply because a seat is open.