Liberty Tutors

 Ben Franklin’s extraordinary life still inspires us today. As a young man he sought adventure. He became a skilled and successful printer, an inventor, an author, and a family man, but perhaps most of all, he was a man dedicated to the wellbeing of his homeland—the United States of America. 

Let the Experiment Be Made!

Grades 3 & Up

8 Lessons

Max class size:  5

We  can help you study for  your College Civic Literacy Exam, US History EOC, or Civics EOC.  

The Essential Components of Critical Thinking:

The ability to foresee problems and come up with solutions.  

The ability to analyze and understand information presented.

The ability to draw conclusions based on data presented or personal experiences.

The ability to share and receive information verbally or in writing.

The ability to collect data in the attempt to try different solutions. 

Students will learn about the following topics: 

how to manage money, budget, make sound financial decisions, investments, compound interest, and debt management.   

During an interview with Dave, The Scholarship Coach, Donna Vitek explains why Social Studies is important in a conversation with Dave, the Scholarship Coach

 From its founding, the United States has been influenced by principles of civics and economics. Decisions about citizenship, distribution of power, and access to rights helped shape the country’s government. Similarly, decisions about the production of goods and services, money, and trade helped shape the country’s economy. 

 Greg is a husband to his bride of 30+ years, a homeschool dad, and a former college professor. He and his wife homeschooled their two daughters. Both of them have graduated from college, and Greg says, "most importantly, both of them love Jesus. For that we are very grateful."  He grew up in French / Acadian South Louisiana (three of his grandparents were French speakers) and he loves the South Louisiana culture. At age 18 was invited to tryout with the Philadelphia Phillies baseball organization. He played baseball and football in college, and holds a master of science degree from LSU (Louisiana State University). 

 PALS provides opportunities for "Active Learning," including critical thinking, analyzing, problem solving, strategy planning, cooperation, communication and collaboration among their peers, while parents maintain autonomy over their child’s education. 

Strategies for Winning Scholarships and Avoiding Student Loan Debt.

Liberty Tutors proudly sponsors two programs with the Bill of Rights Institute!

Power of the Printed Word is a funding and printing initiative to enable BRI to provide pocket copies of the U.S. Constitution to teachers and students nationwide.

Our pocket constitutions are valuable teaching tools that give students access to primary sources, including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights. Our pocket constitutions are in high demand among history, government and civics teachers.

Civics for Everyone is an inclusive initiative designed to bridge the gap in civic education for individuals with disabilities and those facing language barriers. In today's rapidly evolving society, understanding civic responsibilities and rights is more crucial than ever. Yet, many people are left behind due to accessibility challenges. "Civics for Everyone" aims to change that by providing tailored resources and programs that make civic education accessible to all, regardless of their physical, cognitive, auditory, or linguistic limitations.