Please note, we operate over Zoom and and not offering in-person SHSAT tutoring at this moment in time. Also, due to high demand, we are opening our Summer Program to incoming 7th, 8th, and 9th graders.

The Delta Prep program usually has anywhere from 8 to 10 sessions that take place in the summer months (July to September) on Sunday mornings from 9AM to 12PM. 

We strongly encourage each student to attend every session - we believe that the more time a student spends in class, the more a student will get the academic support they need to thrive and learn. We also know sometimes external factors may prevent students from coming to class. Students may miss school for illness, emergencies, or for religious reasons with a notice via email before class for a given session.

During sessions, we try to call on students to solve some questions or problems to engage the class and to enhance the learning experience. In addition, after every session, we assign students quizzes on Google Classroom that they will be expected to complete to monitor their progress and understanding of the Delta Prep curriculum. 

Please note that every year, we have a surplus of students apply to the Delta Prep program and those students are placed on a waitlist until a spot opens up. Students who are accepted into the program who do not provide ample notice for absences, latenesses, or lack of participation may be removed from the program and be replaced by a student on the waitlist.

Delta Prep tutors are Specialized High School graduates or are currently attending one. They are successful in their studies and are gracious to offer their time to assist Delta Prep students in their pursuit of gaining acceptance into a Specialized High School. 

Before tutoring our students, all tutors receive comprehensive training. If needed, tutors receive guidance from our senior members of Delta Prep, who are either in college or have graduated from college and are working full-time positions. 

Our tutors and curriculum has led to a notable number of our students earning admission into specialized high schools, especially Stuyvesant, Bronx Science, and Brooklyn Tech.