SPRING 2027 • LIVE ONLINE • SMALL GROUP COHORT
Get ready for the March 6th SAT with a plan built around your student
Eight live 90-minute classes, January to early March. Students will see both sections every week, a practice test and one-on-one review before the first class, and a class limit of eight students.
Enrollment opens November 16th, 2026 • Early bird tuition rate through December 6th.
At A Glance
Test Date: Saturday, March 6, 2027
Classes: 8 live classes, starting in January 2027
Schedule: Wednesdays at 6:00 pm
Where: Live online
Tuition: $475 early bird • $525 regular
IS THIS THE RIGHT FIT FOR MY STUDENT?
Built for students who want structure and strategy
A great fit if your student…
is taking the SAT on March 6, 2027
is applying to a college that requires or considers SAT scores
wants a clear weekly plan and someone to help guide them
does better with an instructor and a small group than an app or workbook alone
Consider one-to-one tutoring if your student…
is testing on a different date
needs to work on one section only, at their own pace
can’t make the class time
HOW IT WORKS
From the first practice test to test day in five steps
01
BY JANUARY 3RD
Practice Test 1
A full official practice test in Bluebook, plus a short questionnaire about goals and schedule.
02
EARLY JANUARY
One-one-one meeting
A 20-30 minute meeting to set a goal score and name the three areas that will raise it the most.
03
JANUARY 11 - FEB 1
Block 1: Every domain
Each class will cover both sections, with weekly homework matched to your student’s level.
04
FEB 6 - MARCH 1
Block 2: Targeted practice
Practice Tests 2 and 3 show where your student is improving. Families will get a midpoint update, and the last weeks will target the areas where the student can improve the most.
05
TEST DAY
Your student will walk in on test day with a pacing plan, a test day checklist, 2 months of studying, and 3 practice tests behind them.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
Everything that your student needs for test day
8 live classes
90-minute online classes with both the Reading and Writing and Math section covered in every class.
3 practice tests, reviewed
Official full-length tests taken in Bluebook, each one reviewed one-one-one with the instructor or in class.
One-one-one goal setting
An individual review before classes start to review the first practice test, set a target score and identify 3 target areas.
Leveled homework
About 60-90 minutes a week of practice questions at your student’s level.
Shared study calendar
Students and parents can see exactly what is due each week.
Midpoint family update
Scores from practice tests 1 and 2, strengths, focus areas, and what’s next.
WEEK-BY-WEEK
The Syllabus
The first four weeks cover every area of the test once. The last four weeks return to areas that are found most on the SAT or where the cohort can improve their scores the most.
| Week | Reading and Writing | Math | Practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Before class | Practice Test 1, questionnaire, and one-on-one review | Goal score + 3 target areas | |
| 1 · Jan 11 | How the test works · Craft and Structure | Algebra · Desmos basics | Timed set |
| 2 · Jan 18 | Conventions I: punctuation and sentence boundaries | Advanced Math I: quadratics, functions | Timed set |
| 3 · Jan 25 | Information and Ideas | Problem-Solving and Data Analysis | Timed half-section |
| 4 · Feb 1 | Expression of Ideas · Conventions II: grammar | Geometry and Trigonometry | Practice Test 2 (Feb 6–7) |
| Midpoint | Family update with Practice Test 2 results | ||
| 5 · Feb 8 | Craft and Structure II: words in context, two texts | Advanced Math II: exponential and nonlinear | Timed set |
| 6 · Feb 15 | Information and Ideas II: graphs, inferences | Algebra and data review | Practice Test 3 (Feb 20–21) |
| 7 · Feb 22 | Test 3 review · grammar and transitions | Geometry review · hard-question strategy | Error log review |
| 8 · Mar 1 | Pacing plan and module strategy | Desmos recap · light review | Test-day checklist |
Weeks 5–7 may shift toward the areas where the class needs the most practice. Dates are the week each class meets.
INSIDE A CLASS
90-minute sessions, once a week
Reading and Writing and Math topics every class
YOUR INSTRUCTOR
Lindsey Gatlin, “Teacher Lou”
I'm a trained scientist and tutor who helps high school students go further in chemistry, biology, Algebra II, and the SAT. I designed and taught SAT, GRE, and GMAT prep courses at an academy in Madrid, and I've worked with more than 50 students through Delta Learning Space.
In this class, every student gets a real plan: a starting score, a goal, and the three skills that will move them there fastest.
TUITION
One price for the entire course
Seats are limited to eight students. The class runs with a minimum of four. If fewer students than 4 are enrolled by December 20th, 2026, then families will be notified and their tuition refunded.
SAT® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is notffiliated with, and does not endorse, this product.
Tuition does not include the $68 SAT registration fee. Register on College Board by the February 19 deadline.
$475
early bird, through December 6th, 2026.
$525 after December 6th.
8 live 90-minute online classes
3 practice tests and reviews (practice tests from College Board’s Bluebook)
One one-on-one goal setting meeting
Weekly homework and study calendar
Midpoint family update
Enrollment opens on November 16th. Get notified when our enrollment page is open.
Questions families ask
What if my student misses a class?
Every class is recorded, so your student can watch the full lesson whenever it works for them. They’ll also have the shared study calendar and a class materials folder, so they can keep up with homework and practice while they’re away.
Do we register for the SAT separately?
Yes. Register on College Board's website for the March 6 test. The regular deadline is February 19, 2027, and the fee is $68 (fee waivers are available for students who qualify).
What does my student need?
A laptop or tablet with Bluebook installed and about 60–90 minutes a week for homework.
My student is testing on a different date. Can they still join?
This cohort is paced for March 6. For other dates, one-on-one tutoring lets us build a plan around your test date. Book a free consult and we'll talk it through.
Does this class guarantee my student will reach their goal score?
No. No class can guarantee a specific score, and this one doesn’t make that promise. Results depend on many things, including how consistently your student completes homework, takes the practice tests, and reviews their mistakes. What the class does provide is a clear plan built around your student’s starting score, focused instruction on the skills that will raise it most, and practice tests that show their progress along the way.
What happens if the class doesn’t reach the minimum number of students?
The deadline for enrollment is December 20th, 2026. If the class does not receive the minimum number of 4 students the class will be canceled. Families will be notified two days after in the even that this occurs and a refund will be issued a week after on December 27, 2026.
What’s your refund policy?
You can withdraw for a prorated refund until 11:59 p.m. Pacific the day before the second class. Your refund covers the classes that remain, minus the practice test review and one-on-one goal-setting meeting and a $5 processing fee. After that deadline, tuition is non-refundable. If the class doesn’t reach the four-student minimum, you’ll receive a full refund with no processing fee.