November 2026 · Theme of the month
Now and Later
Strategy and support at every stage

Planning the next school, or helping this year go well?

We start with how your child thinks and learns, then build one plan from nursery through college. We work with families and carry out every step with them.

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Where would you like to start?

Planning the next school

Nursery through 12th grade, boarding, special education and college. We help you find schools that fit your child and build the plan to apply.

Supporting school this year

Tutoring, test prep, executive function coaching and special education support, so this school year goes well.

Our Method

Here's how it works

Every service we provide moves through the same three phases. It’s true whether a family comes to us for a nursery application, a college list, tutoring, test prep, or executive functioning coaching.

01

Assessment.

We start with a free intake conversation, then learn how your child thinks, learns and grows.

02

Strategy.

We bring together what schools, teachers, testing and your family know, and build one clear plan.

03

Implementation.

We carry out every step with you, and you can reach us whenever a question comes up.

Our methods are published across 22 books, so every consultant works from the same playbook. Every plan starts with an educator’s assessment of the whole child.

How We Help

School Admissions, Nursery through 12th Grade

Private, public, specialized, boarding, and special education paths with a plan built around your child. 

College Admissions Consulting

From 9th grade (or before) through decisions as a 12th grader, built on finding fit and a six-part plan for the application file with plenty of implementation support. 

Tutoring, Test Prep, and Executive Functioning

One-on-one support from pre-kindergarten through college, guided by our director of student services. Each program is built around how your child learns, with clear steps, practice and mock tests.  

Special Education Consulting

Evaluation reviews, IEP meeting support, and specialized school placement public or private. We bring home and school together in one plan for your child. 

Every family starts with an intake consultation.

Picture knowing where your child is going and why, with every deadline and decision planned before it arrives. It starts with a free conversation.

From our clients

What families tell us

"They turned what can feel complicated and overwhelming into a clear path to success for each of my very different sons."
Parent of two sons, NYC middle and high school admissions
"More importantly, we have seen him emerge as a confident and engaged learner."
Parent relocated from Asia, tutoring and high school planning
"I can't thank her enough for turning what usually would be a stressful period into a period of reflection and improvement in my own writing skills."
Student, college admissions
Answers to key questions

What does an education consultant at Evolved do?

An education consultant at Evolved helps a family plan a child’s schooling. At Evolved, that means admissions strategy, tutoring, test prep, executive function coaching, assessment, and special education support, each built with one plan for your child. 

Where do you work with families?

Our office is on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. We work with families in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Florida as well as in other areas nationally and internationally, from nursery through college. 

What happens in an intake consultation?

You tell us where your child is today and what you hope for. We listen, ask questions, and recommend the right service for your family.  

Where should my family start?

Every family starts with an intake consultation. Click Book an intake consultation to begin, and we’ll recommend the right service for your family. Students in grades 9 to 11 can also start with Your Best Summer.

Be Evolved

We Never Stop Learning.

Be Evolved is our podcast, newsletter and journal, written by the people on our team, sharing the strategic pathways we create for our students.