He is not a private tutor, he is their teacher and an administrator of the program which they are in. It's 100% a conflict of interest and a way to take advant

He is not a private tutor, he is their teacher and an administrator of the program which they are in. It's 100% a conflict of interest and a way to take advantage of his position in the program. Many parents do find other tutors for cheaper, but he is the programs #1 referral for when a student is struggling in math and physics. This is what happens: Student is struggling in math class, so they meet with guidance counselor. Guidance counselor recommends hiring this teacher to tutor them. He is ALWAYS recommended. Not because he is good, but because he is first on the list. Hell, I don't even think there is anyone else on the list. This is a corrupt relationship as the teacher takes advantage of his privileged position in the school.