Jamere brings a remarkable breadth of life experience to our team — the kind that builds patience, discipline, and a genuine ability to meet students where they are. A graduate of Middle Tennessee State University with a degree in Criminal Justice, Jamere has worn many hats throughout his career: Marine Corps veteran, police officer, and certified personal trainer. Each of those roles has shaped him into someone who leads with steadiness, structure, and heart.

What students and families will notice first about Jamere is his calm presence and his ability to stay grounded under pressure — qualities forged through service and sharpened through years of coaching others, whether in the gym, on the force, or in uniform. He understands that growth, whether physical, academic, or personal, takes consistency, encouragement, and someone in your corner who genuinely believes in you.

Jamere works comfortably with a wide range of learners, including students who are typically developing, students who need extra study support and accountability, and students navigating dysgraphia, dyscalculia, OCD, autism, Down syndrome, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, and processing or sensory issues. He brings empathy, structure, and a steady, patient approach to every session — and he's just as happy talking sports, video games, or training tips with a student as he is walking them through a tough algebra problem.