Dallas–Fort Worth · Updated 2026-11-01

The best tutors in Dallas, TX

We compare tutors and learning centers across Dallas, the Park Cities, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Southlake, Fort Worth and the rest of the Metroplex, ranked on reviews, credentials, responsiveness and value.

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Top-rated tutors in Dallas–Fort Worth

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As of November 2026, the top-rated tutors in Dallas, TX are Star Tutoring Centers (Lake Highlands, 5.0★ from 114 reviews, Contact for rates); GradePower Learning – Frisco West (Frisco, 5.0★ from 136 reviews, Contact for rates); and Math Around The Corner (Fort Worth, 5.0★ from 82 reviews, Contact for rates). Rankings are based on review quality, credentials, background checks and responsiveness; sponsored placements are labeled and do not affect rank.

Compare tutors in Dallas, TX
RankTutorAreaRatingRateFormats
1Star Tutoring CentersLake Highlands5.0 (114)Contact for ratesin-person
2GradePower Learning – Frisco WestFrisco5.0 (136)Contact for ratesin-person
3Math Around The CornerFort Worth5.0 (82)Contact for ratesin-person, online, small-group
4Tutor Doctor – Frisco & McKinneyMcKinney4.9 (176)Contact for ratesin-home, online
5Alyssa E.Dallas—$35/hrin-person, online
6Amiel P.Dallas—$50/hrin-person, online
7Blackmon Tutoring – Dallas-Fort WorthDallas—Contact for ratesin-person, online
8Bobby HoodDallas—Contact for ratesonline

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Frequently asked questions

How much does tutoring cost in Dallas, TX?

Across the 9 Dallas–Fort Worth tutors we list, tutoring runs $35–$120 per hour, with a median of about $50/hour. Group sessions and learning-center memberships are usually cheaper per hour; certified specialists (dyslexia therapy, AP sciences, test prep) are at the top of the range.

Do Dallas tutors offer STAAR test prep?

Yes. Many elementary and middle school tutors here offer STAAR reading and math prep for grades 3–8 and End-of-Course (EOC) support for Algebra I, English I/II and Biology. Filter by Math, Reading or Elementary.

Do tutors travel across the Metroplex?

Most in-home tutors cover a 10–20 mile radius. Families in Frisco, McKinney or Southlake will see more options by including online tutoring or searching by zip code.

Should I choose a tutoring center or a private tutor?

Centers offer structured programs and scheduling flexibility; private tutors usually offer more personalized attention and flexible locations. For dyslexia, look for a certified academic language therapist (CALT) or structured-literacy specialist.

When should my student start SAT prep?

Most students begin structured prep 3–6 months before their first official SAT, usually the summer before junior year. Students aiming for National Merit should prepare before the October PSAT/NMSQT of junior year.

Are the tutors on this site background checked?

Only listings marked "Background checked" have provided a background check to us. Always confirm credentials directly and ask for references before the first session.

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