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Hello! My name is Paige Kirsch, and I'm the main gal behind ABLE! I graduated from Penn State University with a degree in Biology and Education. I've been teaching and tutoring kids for over a decade, and because of my experience, I understand how to make lessons engaging! I would absolutely LOVE to teach your kid. Take a look at my online courses. I offer a gamut of Math and Science options for online or in-person learners. ABLE also specializes in data driven tutoring for English, Math, and Science. My small team of accomplished teachers are phenomenal. Please read our reviews below and see how I have helped such a diverse group of kids succeed!
ABOUT ME
ENROLL FOR YOUR SCIENCE COURSES NOW
The first class starts August 24th for 2022!
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832-797-1725 or paige.kirsch6@gmail.com
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Contact me for more details!
832-797-1725 or paige.kirsch6@gmail.com
"My son Dalton is extremely dyslexic and dysgraphic, so he really needed the extra help. He went from making C’s to A’s in no time, all thanks to the loving time and attention that Paige gave him. She is one of the most caring teachers/tutors I have ever met. I would whole-heartedly recommend her as a tutor to even my closest friends!"
Heather Rogers (Parent)
"I am a student who is not very good at sciences. I have a very theatrical and artistic mind but she was able to put the material in a way I was able to learn and understand!"
Adeline (Former Student)
"Ms. Kirsch played a crucial role in helping me choose medicine as my future career path. She helped me not only with choosing my potential future, but also with mapping out what it will take to get there. I would recommend Mrs. Kirsch highly and definitely wish she could be my teacher again!"
Meghana (Former Student)
"Ms. Kirsch designed a lot of really insightful lab activities for us to do in order to get a more visual grasp on the subject we were studying at the time. She does a fantastic job relating difficult scientific terminology to examples I could understand."