HSPT PREP
HSPT prep that strengthens skills and reduces stress.
A structured plan for content mastery, pacing, and confidence — aligned to your Catholic high school admissions timeline.
200+ FAMILIES
Structure → Results
Admissions ReadyIS THIS RIGHT FOR YOU?
Students who can use our support
HSPT prep works best when it’s calm, consistent, and calibrated to the student — not a pressure-filled sprint to test day.
Families preparing for Catholic high school admissions where the HSPT score is part of the application
Students who need content review alongside pacing strategy — knowing the material is only half the battle
Students who benefit from structure, accountability, and a weekly plan they can rely on
Parents who want honest communication and measurable progress, not vague assurances
200+
Families served across admissions and standardized test prep
OUR METHOD
Why the Avery Prep approach works for HSPT
The HSPT covers a broad range of content and penalizes both slow pacing and careless errors. We address both — from a real baseline, not a generic starting point.
Baseline assessment first
We assess across all HSPT sections before prescribing a plan — so prep targets actual gaps, not assumed ones.
Math, verbal, and reading reinforcement
Content instruction targeted to the student’s current level and the specific demands of the HSPT format.
Pacing strategy and timed practice
Systematic pacing work so your student doesn’t lose points to time pressure or second-guessing.
Confidence under test conditions
Regular timed practice builds the calm accuracy that shows up on test day — not just in low-stakes drills.
Consistent weekly momentum
Steady progress over time outperforms last-minute cramming. We build the habit of consistent improvement.
The result
A student who walks into the HSPT prepared, paced, and genuinely ready — not just hoping it goes well.
“We never felt behind. The plan kept us on track the whole way through.”
— Parent of HSPT student
STRUCTURE
What tutoring actually looks like
Most students meet 1–2x per week with focused practice between sessions.
Session structure adapts as prep progresses — earlier sessions focus on content gaps, later ones on full timed sections and confidence.
Sample Weekly Rhythm
TIMING
When should you start?
Most families benefit from 2–5 months of prep. Starting early means arriving at test day prepared — not pressured.
Ideal: 3–5 months before test date
Enough time to assess, build content knowledge, develop pacing strategies, and practice under timed conditions.
Starting with less time? Still effective.
A focused plan can produce real improvements even with 4–8 weeks. We’ll assess what’s achievable and build around your specific deadline.
5.0 ★
Google rating from families across admissions prep
PRICING
What it costs – and what it’s worth
Catholic high school admissions matter. Prep that works makes the process less stressful — and the outcome more predictable.
Team HSPT
$200-240/hr
Vetted HSPT specialists matched carefully to your student’s level, learning style, and schedule.
Krystyna Direct
$380-450/hr
LIMITED AVAILABILITYWork directly with Krystyna. Limited slots available — join the waitlist to be notified when a spot opens.
Not sure if it makes sense for your student?
The consultation is free. We’ll be honest about what’s realistic and what prep approach makes the most sense for your timeline.
RESULTS
Families who’ve been where yours is now
Real Real students. Real admissions timelines. Real results. from real students — in their own words.
★★★★★
“My son was nervous about the HSPT but the prep completely changed his mindset. He walked in calm and came out confident.“
Parent
HSPT Prep · Avery Prep
★★★★★
“The structure was everything. We always knew what was being worked on and why. No guesswork.”
Parent
HSPT Prep with Krystyna