Our Team

Our specially trained math instructors will teach your child how to understand math in an individual setting; our unique approach enables us to explain concepts really well and lend a helping hand to every student. Our tutors foster a caring, encouraging environment that helps kids thrive and learn! Read below to learn more about our talented team:

Fallon Myers, Center Director

Fallon has a degree in Middle School math from Quincy University. In addition to teaching math, Fallon loves playing volleyball throughout the year whether that be an inside court or an outside beach court. Fallon's favorite lesson in teaching math is helping kids gain comfort in learning what is foreign and helping them gain confidence wherever stage their math knowledge is at. Fallon is no stranger to this philosophy as she has learned and practices American Sign Language. 

Bobby Tarnowski, Owner

It thrills me to see a young person's face light up when they make the connection of how math works and is useful in the things they're passionate about. I believe that a solid understanding of mathematics is foundational in our ability to make good life choices, equipping us to live with greater independence and accomplishment of our goals. I graduated from St. John's University with a B.A. in Mathematics and continued with a Masters Program in Manufacturing Systems Engineering at the University of St. Thomas. Math has been instrumental throughout my career in engineering and management.

Cheyenne, Assistant Director

Cheyenne is a graduate of Champlin Park High School and its IB Program. With aspirations to be a Mathematics teacher who helps students who struggle with understanding math fundamentals, Cheyenne is currently pursuing her Associate of Arts at North Hennepin Community College. She values math as a means helping herself and others understand abstract concepts and develop logic and reasoning skills which further benefit communication and decision-making. When she’s not teaching or studying, you might find Cheyenne wrapped up in a good fantasy story or with Harvest Moon, her cat.

Johanna, Instructor

Johanna is beginning her journey as a full-time math teacher at Progeny Academy (a charter school in Brooklyn Center), where she teaches 6th, 7th and 8th grade math. She is a strong proponent of "student-centered learning", where students are guided to construct their own explanations to questions versus "being told the answer". On top of her passion for math and education, Johanna has a fun, easygoing personality. She loves crafting, reading and puzzles--so much in fact--that she wrote a manual of how to solve a rubrix cube given any starting position! Lastly, if you're the bubbly type, ask her about her dog Arden. 

                Brenna, Instructor   

Brenna grew up and currently lives in Brooklyn Park. She graduated from UW-Eau Claire with a degree in Comprehensive Math Education.  Her goal is to become a high school math teacher in Minnesota! She also has an interest in art and writing.  Brenna loves when students have their "ah-hah" moment, or the moment when a student finally makes it through a tough problem and gets that amazing feeling like they can do anything.  Brenna knows that math is everywhere: anywhere from being on time because you can read a clock, to calculating a tip at a restaurant.  Math gives people confidence, and that's what she hopes to inspire in her students.

   Garrsion, Instructor 

Garrison was born right here in Brooklyn Park and currently attends Champlin Park High School. At school, Garrison is a part of cross country and track, plays the violin and also does archery. Garrison finds math to be an integral part to better understand the complicated world around us. He also is a pet lover with a dog and cat. Also, be sure to ask him about his hedgehog (though he doesn't look too much like Sonic)!

  Keana, Instructor 

Keana grew up in Brooklyn Park and graduated from Park Center High School. She is currently attending the University of Minnesota Twin Cities and pursuing degrees in mathematics and psychology. She plans to attend medical school after undergraduate with an interest in psychiatry or pediatrics. Keana’s favorite part of being an instructor is finding creative ways to break down challenging mathematical concepts into simpler ideas student can grasp and have fun with. When she’s not teaching or attending classes of her own, she loves reading at coffee shops with a good latte in hand or spending the day painting.