Every family begins with a student evaluation. This helps us understand your child’s academic level, confidence, motivation, and emotional readiness.

Based on the results, we recommend one of three pathways:

• Academic Foundations

• Mindset Growth Program

• A combination of both
  

No guesswork — we place your child where they will succeed.

No. Mindset training is powerful, but it must happen at the right time. Students first need clarity and confidence in their schoolwork. Once they feel stable and ready, they “unlock” the Mindset Program.

This is intentional — and it’s why our results last.

We support students academically from 1st grade through 9th grade in reading, math, and English.

Our mindset work is designed for students in middle school and high school, when they are developmentally ready for emotional intelligence, confidence training, leadership skills, and deeper personal growth.

If your child is younger and you’re unsure where they fit, we can guide you through the evaluation.

Absolutely, these are the students who benefit the most.

We teach tools to manage emotions, speak up, build self-trust, and approach challenges with confidence.

Think of it as giving them the skills we often learn too late as adults.

We focus on the core areas:

• Reading

• Math

• English Language Arts

Sessions are personalized based on your child’s level and needs.

Most parents start noticing changes in:

• confidence

• motivation

• participation

• emotional regulation
  

within the first 4–6 weeks.

Academic improvements grow as students develop consistency and strong habits.

We encourage parents to be involved, not to supervise every session, but to be part of the growth process.

Edukt provides simple parent guidelines that help reinforce the mindset tools, communication skills, and academic habits we teach.

When the home and the program work together, students progress faster, deeper, and with more confidence.

The mindset program is perfect for advanced students.

It helps them develop communication, leadership, focus, emotional intelligence, and a strong internal voice...skills school doesn’t teach but life demands.