Students Supporting Students: Community Tutoring Program

Pi for All

Together, We Support

Our Journey of Service and Giving

From 2022 to 2025, we successfully raised over $10,000 for Nova Ukraine. Now, we’re moving forward with our next mission — fundraising to support Seattle Youth Homeless Aid. Through our program, we provide academic support to local students while raising funds for youth experiencing homelessness. All donations go directly to Mary’s Place, helping provide shelter, resources, and hope for youth and families in our community.Words of Support from Daehun L
"As a generation who suffered from Korean War as a child, I believe that no more wars should exist in this world, and I support the small but valuable efforts of these students to help Ukraine refugees."Words of Support from Jessi L
"Sending these kids and their service, Pi for All, a big round of applause! They are not just staying as elite students but stepping forward to help the world even a little with their knowledge and skills in collaboration with each other."

2022 - 2025

Our Next Step : For Seattle Youth Homeless Aid

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2025-26 President / 2024 Vice President

Antonio L.

"I’ve been tutoring since 2022 on behalf of Pi for All, the ISF Peer Tutoring Program, and the school math club. I am mostly passionate about mathematics, with my experience as a three-time AIME qualifier and a top scorer on the Washington ARML team. I’m passionate about helping younger students build confidence and succeed academically. Outside of academics, I work in the community to increase awareness about mental health and advocate for related laws."
— Issaquah High School Class of ‘26

2025-26 Vice President

Jumi L.

" As a Pi for All tutor, I want to help young students fuel their passions and build confidence in their abilities to achieve their goals. Through my experience as a STEM-oriented student, varsity volleyball player, and member of multiple communities, I believe I can help students navigate challenges in a meaningful way. I am particularly passionate about Sports Medicine and had the opportunity to compete this year, placing 6th and 4th at the State and National Championships. But more importantly, my goal is to help others and make valuable contributions to my communities."
— Issaquah High School Class of ‘26

2025-26 Vice President

Kathy K.

“Over the past two years, I have mentored students and seen their growth as we work together to target weaker skills and build them up to excellence. I specialize in tutoring math and computer science, drawing from my experience with developing a mobile app, earning a Java certificate, and coding competitions. As a member of ISD tech advisory committee and code/math club board, I have tailored my skillset to provide more for the community. I aspire to continue supporting and inspiring younger students in achieving their academic goals, fostering academic confidence and success."
— Issaquah High School Class of ‘27

Nishant M.

"I'm passionate about mathematics and the natural sciences, especially chemistry and physics. Apart from my academic interests, I enjoy photogrpahy, crochet and instrumental music."
— Issaquah High School class of ‘26

Justin H.

"Work relating to computers or engineering is what I am most passionate about. I have also been a teacher's assistant in a language school. I love to teach and learn. Some of my hobbies include reading, playing the violin, and playing tennis."
— Issaquah High School Class of ‘27

Ella L.

"I’m passionate about math, music, and writing. I love tutoring math for other students as well as violin performance. I’m a part of the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Evergreen Philharmonic and have been section leader in the PNB pit orchestra as well as a mentor for Prelude Strings. I hope to grow and inspire one another through the experience of both teaching and learning together."
— Issaquah High School Class of ‘28

Yosha B.

" I’m passionate about helping students build confidence in their learning and reach their academic goals. I have a strong interest in science and math, and I also enjoy reading in my free time. I'm a varsity student-athlete and an assistant instructor for Taekwondo, which has taught me discipline, leadership, and the value of consistent effort. I look forward to supporting other students in their academic journeys and helping them succeed with confidence."
— Issaquah High School Class of ‘27

Haritha G.

"I'm passionate about helping students build confidence and reach their academic goals. I’m in my school’s Advanced Sports Medicine program and the National Honor Society, with a strong interest in science and math. Outside of academics, I’ve completed my Kuchipudi Rangapravesam, which has taught me discipline, focus, and dedication. I’m excited to support others in their learning journey and help them succeed."
— Issaquah High School Class of ‘27!

Zachary N.

"Hi! I’ve been a tutor with Pi for All since 9th grade, teaching both elementary and middle school students. I’m interested in exploring many different fields. I play violin in SYSO, and at home, I enjoy playing piano and guitar. I’m especially passionate about visual arts, and my artwork has received several honors, including Scholastic Art Gold Key and the WPTSA Reflections State Merit Award. Outside of the arts, I enjoy cooking, baking, and sports. I’m a national qualified fencer and hold a 2nd-degree black belt in Taekwondo. Academically, I love both math and language arts, and I’m always excited to help younger students grow in either subject. I also hope to be a supportive mentor. I look forward to meeting you!"
— Issaquah High School class of ‘28

Ashley K.

"I’m most passionate about math, music, and making positive impacts on the community. Some of my hobbies include: Girls scouts, soccer, playing the flute, and reading. I have participated in the Seattle Young Artists Music Festival, Horsfall finals, and Junior All-State band as leading flute. I love to learn new things, teach others. My goal as a tutor is to help younger students achieve academic confidence and success."
— Issaquah High School class of ‘29

Austen Y.

"I am passionate about art and enjoy actively supporting and teaching others. I was honored with the Pillar Award for Engagement and qualified for the 2024–2025 DECA State competition. I take all honors classes and have been a two-time state qualifier in the WSPTA Reflections Art Program. In addition, I serve as a teaching assistant at USBKS, where I help support students in their learning."
— Issaquah High School class of ‘28

Claudia K.

"I'm passionaote about reading, writing, and helping young children learn in fun and engaging ways. For the past three years, I’ve tutored young learners and currently work with 5-year-olds, guiding them in reading and helping them understand stories and enjoy books.
I was recognized with the Pillar Award for Engagement at Issaquah High School. I’ve also published a children’s book that teaches kitchen safety in a fun and creative way, and my writing was selected to represent my city at the national level in the Young Artists and Authors Showcase (YAAS). I truly enjoy working with kids and hope to continue inspiring and supporting young learners through both education and creativity."
— Issaquah High School class of ‘28

Derek B.

"I love creating anything from digital art to concise math proofs and helping the local community pursue their passions. My work has received multiple state qualifications and a Gold Key for writing in WSPTA Reflections and Scholastic’s Art and Writing, respectively. Also state qualifier for Mathcounts, member of BYSO’s Philharmonia level, and an active tennis player. I can’t wait to meet new students and help them thrive in their own learning environment!"
— Lakeside School Class of '29