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A small class, four sessions, a higher Reading & Writing score.
Our most popular program. A capped group, two certified English teachers, and a proven four-week plan that turns the SAT’s Reading & Writing section from a guessing game into a strategy your student actually owns. Offered both in person and live online.
GROUP CLASSES
Starting From
$450
8-10
max. students
+120
avg. score lift
4 × 2h
sessions per program
Incl.
princeton review digital
WHY THE GROUP CLASS
The room does
half the work.
Test prep is easier to stick with when you’re not doing it alone. The group class pairs a small, focused room with two teachers who genuinely make this part fun.
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Small enough to be seen
Capped at 8 in person and 10 online, so every student gets real attention and a teacher who learns how they think.
02
Peer energy that helps
Students learn faster when they hear how a classmate approached the same passage. A little community goes a long way.
03
A schedule that sticks
Four weekly sessions build accountability and momentum—the steady rhythm that one-off cramming never delivers.
04
The best value we offer
Group is our most affordable format and the one most students start with. Same teachers, same syllabus, one flat fee.
FOUR WEEKS MAPPED
What your student learns, session by session.
Each session builds directly on the one before it—no filler, no busywork, just the skills that move a Reading & Writing score.
01
Week 1
Diagnostic & the grammar foundation
We open with a full diagnostic to find each student’s gaps, then lay the grammar groundwork the Reading & Writing section leans on hardest—punctuation, sentence boundaries, and the rules that quietly decide a dozen questions.
Baseline diagnostic + score read
Punctuation & sentence structure
How the R&W section is built
02
Week 2
Reading comprehension that scores
Students learn to read the way the test rewards: finding the main idea fast, tracking evidence, and handling vocabulary-in-context without second-guessing. We practice on real passage types until the approach is automatic.
Main idea & purpose
Command-of-evidence questions
Vocabulary in context
03
Week 3
Grammar rules & rhetoric
We go deeper into the grammar and rhetoric questions—transitions, modifiers, and the standard-English conventions that trip students up—then drill them against timed sets so speed and accuracy climb together.
Transitions & logical flow
Modifiers & agreement
Standard-English conventions
04
Week 4
Rhetorical synthesis & test-day strategy
The final session ties it together: rhetorical synthesis, pacing, and a clear test-day game plan. Students leave with a strategy for every question type and the confidence that comes from knowing exactly what to do.
Rhetorical synthesis questions
Pacing & time strategy
Test-day game plan
Same class, your way.
Our SAT Study Group program is available in both group and individual settings. The curriculum and materials remain consistent across both formats, empowering you to choose the learning environment that suits your family best.
IN-PERSON
Meet in Coeur d’Alene, ID
Small group capped at 8 students
Meets near Coeur d’Alene High School (address emailed after you register)
Solo enrollees can join a virtual class at no extra charge
LIVE ONLINE
Join from anywhere
Capped at 10 students, fully live and interactive
Requires a Google email address to join
Enroll at least a week ahead so your materials arrive in time
A room that pulls everyone forward.
A capped class changes how students learn. They hear how a classmate cracked the same passage, get unstuck faster, and stay accountable to a weekly rhythm that solo studying never delivers.
And because the room is small, your teacher still sees every student, catches the gaps early, and adjusts the pace to the group in front of them.
Small, capped classes for real attention
Peer energy that keeps students engaged
Weekly structure that builds momentum
WHAT STUDENTS SAY
The kids who sat in the chair.
“The teachers explained concepts I struggle with in class and made them very clear. I learned so much in such a short span.”
Jake H.
CHS student
“I felt very confident in Reading and Writing—I remembered and used a lot of the tools we learned in class.”
Olivia
CHS student
“I learned about each section of the ELA. When I take the test, I’ll have confidence. The way they teach grammar made it worth it.”
Ella
CHS student
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you enroll.
Still wondering about something? Contact us, a real teacher will answer.
How big is the group?
In-person classes are capped at 8 students and online classes at 10—small enough that every student gets real attention from the teacher.
What if I’m the only one who signs up for an in-person class?
In-person classes need at least 2 students to run. If yours doesn’t fill, you can move to another in-person date or join a virtual class at no extra charge.
What does the $450 cover?
Everything: four 2-hour live sessions, the Princeton Review Digital 2026 textbook, the diagnostic and progress check-ins, and instruction from certified ELA teachers. No add-ons.
Do I need anything for an online class?
A Google email address to join the live virtual classroom, and please enroll at least a week before the start date so your textbook arrives in time.
Is this Reading & Writing only, or Math too?
The group class focuses on SAT Reading & Writing (ELA), where our teachers specialize. Ask us if your student also needs math support.
What if I need to miss a session?
Let us know as early as you can. We’ll help you catch up on materials, and where schedules allow, sit in on the same session in another cohort.
SEATS FILL FAST
Save a seat in the next group class.
Four sessions, one flat fee, two teachers who make it click. Pick a cohort and enroll in a couple of minutes.