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Math Tutors in Lincoln, NE

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Math tutoring in Lincoln, in short

TaleemSquare offers live, one-to-one online math tutoring for Lincoln students from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Tutors follow the Nebraska's College and Career Ready Standards for Mathematics and help children prepare for NSCAS math tests.

Lessons are live, 45 minutes long and scheduled in Central Time, so they fit around school and activities. You start with a free assessment, then plans begin at $85 a month.

Families elsewhere in the United States learn the same way; see online math tutoring across the US.

Curriculum
Nebraska standards
Lesson times
Central Time
Format
Live, one-to-one, online
Price
From $85 a month

Math in Lincoln schools

Standards
Nebraska's College and Career Ready Standards for Mathematics
Tests your child may take
NSCAS math tests in Grades 3-8 and the ACT in Grade 11
Worth knowing in Nebraska
Nebraska uses the ACT in Grade 11 as the state's high school assessment in math and English.

Lincoln Public Schools is the second largest public school district in Nebraska, serving over 42,000 students in more than 70 schools and programs.

School systems serving Lincoln
  • Lincoln Public Schools
School year: Mid-August to late May
Lessons scheduled in Central Time

NSCAS math, LPS math credits and high school credit in middle school

  • Lincoln Public Schools students in grades 3 to 8 take Nebraska's NSCAS General mathematics assessment. The Nebraska Department of Education lists the 2026-27 NSCAS General testing window as March 29 to May 7, 2027, so math review for the test falls in spring.
  • LPS Policy 6222 requires 245 credit hours in grades 9 to 12 to graduate. Math accounts for 30 credit hours and must include the completion of Algebra and Geometry. The Board of Education last reviewed and affirmed the policy on June 25, 2024.
  • Under LPS Policy 6230, a course taken in middle school can earn high school credit if it has the same curriculum content, textbook and assessments as the high school course. That matters for families weighing a high school level math course before grade 9.

A one-to-one online tutor can review grade-level skills before the spring NSCAS math test, support a middle schooler in a high school level math course, and help students complete Algebra and Geometry with confidence.

Online one-to-one vs local options in Lincoln

AttentionTaleemSquare: One tutor, one child, the whole lessonLearning center: Often shared between several studentsIn-home tutor: One-to-one
TravelTaleemSquare: None, lessons are at homeLearning center: Drive there and backIn-home tutor: Tutor travels to you
PriceTaleemSquare: From $85 a month (about $10.63 a lesson)Learning center: Varies; often a monthly membership plus feesIn-home tutor: Varies; often charged by the hour
Parent updatesTaleemSquare: WhatsApp summary after every classLearning center: Varies by centerIn-home tutor: Varies by tutor
ScheduleTaleemSquare: After school and weekends in Central TimeLearning center: Center opening hoursIn-home tutor: Depends on the tutor

A local center can suit children who like working alongside others. If your child needs focused one-to-one teaching, the free assessment lets you try it first.

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Simple monthly plans

$85a month for 2 one-to-one math lessons a week

About $10.63 a lesson, or $14.17 per hour of live one-to-one tutoring.

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  • No registration fee
  • 4-class money-back promise
  • Switch tutor at no cost
  • WhatsApp update after every class

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2 lessons a week, best for keeping up with school

$85/mo

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3 lessons a week, best for catching up + building confidence

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4 lessons a week, best for exam prep & fast improvement

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Math tutoring in Lincoln: questions

Are your math tutors based in Lincoln?

No. TaleemSquare tutors teach online, so Lincoln families get one-to-one math lessons without travelling to a center. Lessons are scheduled in Central Time and follow the Nebraska curriculum your child uses at school.

Do you follow the Nebraska math curriculum?

Yes. Tutors align lessons with the Nebraska's College and Career Ready Standards for Mathematics and with your child's own school work. Share homework, worksheets or the topic list and the tutor will match it.

Can you help my child prepare for NSCAS math tests?

Yes. Local tests include: NSCAS math tests in Grades 3-8 and the ACT in Grade 11. Tutors build the underlying math skills first, then practise questions in the right format as the test approaches.

How much does a math tutor in Lincoln cost?

TaleemSquare plans start at $85 a month for two 45-minute one-to-one lessons a week, about $10.63 a lesson. Three lessons a week cost $119 and four cost $149. There is no contract, and the first assessment is free.

What times are lessons available in Lincoln?

Lessons are scheduled in Central Time, usually after school on weekdays or at weekends. Your child keeps the same tutor and weekly slots, which you agree after the free assessment.

How many credits does a Lincoln Public Schools student need to graduate, and how many are math?

LPS Policy 6222 requires 245 credit hours in grades 9 to 12, and 185 of those must come from designated areas of study. Math is 30 credit hours and must include the completion of Algebra and Geometry. A middle school course can count toward high school credit only if it matches the high school course's content, textbook and assessments, under Policy 6230.

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  • 4.9/5 from 127 parent reviews
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  • Lessons taught in English
  • From $85/month, no contract
  • 4-class money-back promise
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