Executive Tutoring Services' Mission

Our commitment to education extends beyond the classroom because we believe in fostering lifelong learning and expanding a student's academic potential through online or one-on-one tutoring.

Executive Tutoring Services' Philosophy

Our commitment to education extends beyond the classroom because we believe in fostering lifelong learning and expanding a student's academic potential through online or one-on-one tutoring. Executive Tutoring Services' Philosophy We are devoted teachers who are involved in after school tutoring programs at our respective schools. We care about students and are concerned about their education in ever changing learning environment. We tutor because it is our philosophy to help expand knowledge to every student. We believe in fostering students and empowering them to learn outside of school through one-on-one or online tutoring. Together we have successfully completed thousands of online and one-on-one sessions with students of varying levels and abilities. With over a decade of tutoring local students we have reached countless satisfied students and parents. Our goal is your satisfaction. Settings up a session with the wrong tutor can your child's confidence and belief in education. We do not take chances and you shouldn't either. Our tutors are highly educated and completely qualified professionals who are competent in meeting your child's present and future educational needs. Additionally we inspire and guide your child through the intricate procedure known as the college admissions process. Admissions into top tier universities expect well-rounded students with excellent academics. Furthermore out of those admitted students only exceptional students receive scholarships. Will your child receive a scholarship or will you be one of those parents giving away your hard-earned money to the university every semester? Can you afford to be caught off-guard? Education Facts and Stats

Education Facts and Stats

Elementary and Secondary Education

    • In 2019 47% of 4th graders residing in the state of Pennsylvania scored at or above on their NAEP Proficient Math level. 40% of 4th graders scored at or above NAEP Proficient Reading level. 39% of 8th graders in Pennsylvania performed at or above the NAEP proficient level in math and 35% performed at or above the proficient level in Reading in 2019.
    • In 2019 47% of 4th graders residing in the state of Pennsylvania scored at or above on their NAEP Proficient Math level. 40% of 4th graders scored at or above NAEP Proficient Reading level. 39% of 8th graders in Pennsylvania performed at or above the NAEP proficient level in math and 35% performed at or above the proficient level in Reading in 2019.
    • For the 2019-2020 school year it was estimated that about 56.6 million students enrolled in public or private K-12 educational institute across the United States. 50.8 million students were enrolled in public school and 5.8 were enrolled in private schools.
    • In fall 2019, 35.5 million will be in prekindergarten through 8th grade and 15.3 million were in grades 9 through 12.
    • It is forecasted that between 2019 to 2028 there will be an increase in enrollment for public elementary and secondary schools.
    • In 2016 the average student to teacher in a public school the ratio was 16.0 to 1 and in 2015 in private school it was 11.6 to 1.
    • The estimated expenditure per elementary/secondary student for the 2019-2020 school year was projected at $13,444.
    • It was estimated that 19.9 million students were expected to graduate from high school this past school year.
    • 70 percent of Pennsylvania students who graduated in 2019 took the SAT test during high school. 6% scored between 1400-1600, 22% scored between 1200-1390, 39% scored between 1000-1190, 26% scored between 800-990, and 7% scored between 600-790.


    College and University Education

    • In 2019, it was projected that 19.9 million students attended American colleges and universities, with 12.1 million attend full-time and 7.8 million.
    • During the 2019-2020 school year, colleges and universities are expected to award 989,000 associate’s degrees; 1.975,000 bachelor's degrees, 820,000 master's degrees, and 184,000 doctor's degrees.



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