PINE STATE
LEARNING

Tuition and Pricing

Rates for part time tutoring, daily intensive instruction, skills assessments, home learning kits, parent consultation, and independent academic evaluations.

Part Time Tutoring
$92.50 per hour
One-on-one direct intervention in reading, writing, or math
Typically two or more sessions per week
Also fits skills maintenance and progress monitoring alongside another program
About tutoring
Daily Intensive Instruction
$925–$1,850 per week
An average intensive round is 90 to 120 hours of direct instruction
Requires multiple sessions per day, four to five days per week
Daily lessons with a clinician, weekly lessons with a tutor
For students who need to close a gap of two or more years
One month commitment
About intensive instruction
Skills Assessment
$325
Placement testing with a score report and consultation
Determines the best program and recommended hours; prior evaluations considered
Reveals patterns of strengths and weaknesses; cannot diagnose a learning disability
How the assessment fits the process
Home Learning Kits
$350 first kit
Placement test and personalized materials
One coaching session included; additional sessions at an hourly rate
Additional kits at $100 as skills are mastered
Text and email support while you teach
About home school support
Parent Consultation and IEP Support
$125 per hour
Special education file review, IEP meeting attendance, mediation support
First hour of consultation waived for current PSL families
About consultation and advocacy support
Independent Academic Evaluations
$2,400–$3,500
Full battery in reading, writing, and math: $3,500
Single domain evaluation (reading, writing, or math): $2,400
A la carte testing and file reviews priced by scope
Full evaluation fee schedule

If cost is a barrier

We offer need based scholarships and price consultation on a sliding scale with a referral from grant-based local advocates, and in other cases if schedule allows.

If we cannot make the numbers work, the free consultation still stands, and we will point you toward public options: how to request a school evaluation, what your child is entitled to under an IEP (Individualized Education Program, the plan public schools write for students who qualify for special education), and where to find advocacy help.

Start with a free 15-minute consultation.

A quick conversation helps us hear your concerns and guide you to the next steps, including which service and price range fits your situation.

Book a free 15-minute consult
207.426.4267 lisa.murphy@pinestatelearning.com
Our Commitment to Equity

We are committed to working against the way that racial and socioeconomic privilege manifests itself in the identification and remediation of learning disabilities.

We do what we can by offering need based scholarships, doing pro-bono consultation for families with economic needs, providing services in some of Maine's lowest resource schools, and working with educational advocates on the toughest cases to help ALL students get what they need.