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A complete path from Grade 1 to Calculus-ready. One right fit for your child.
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What Your Child Will Learn
- Master counting to 120, making ten, and addition/subtraction facts to 20.
- Add and subtract 2- and 3-digit numbers with regrouping.
- Build multiplication (arrays, tables through 9) and division concepts.
Why It Matters
- Sets the number sense foundation every later math course depends on.
- Builds confident mental math before school introduces bigger, more abstract ideas.
Best fit if your child…
just finished Kindergarten or 1st grade and is ready to build strong number sense and pattern recognition before working with bigger numbers.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Multiply a 1-digit number by a 2-digit number and build multiplication fluency.
- Long division with remainders and understanding fractions.
- Perimeter, area, and factors & multiples.
Why It Matters
- Regrouping and multi-digit fluency unlock every operation that follows.
- Early exposure to shapes and measurement builds spatial reasoning early.
Best fit if your child…
has addition and subtraction down and is ready to tackle bigger numbers, early multiplication, and simple shapes.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Multi-digit multiplication and multistep word problems.
- GCF, LCM, and divisibility rules.
- Fraction fluency: equivalent, comparing, adding/subtracting, and multiplying.
- Decimal place value, angles, triangles, and quadrilaterals.
Why It Matters
- Fraction fluency here prevents the most common 4th–6th grade math struggles.
- Long division and factors set up ratios, percentages, and algebra later on.
Best fit if your child…
is comfortable with multiplication and division facts and ready to master fractions, factors, and multi-digit operations.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Fluency with all four operations on fractions and decimals.
- Prime factorization, LCM, GCF, and ratios/rates.
- Multistep word problems with big numbers and mixed operations.
Why It Matters
- Ratios and rates here are the on-ramp to proportional reasoning next year.
- Decimal and fraction fluency here is the biggest predictor of middle-school math success.
Best fit if your child…
has all four operations down cold and is ready for a first taste of algebraic thinking, before it shows up in class.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Master ratios, rates, proportions, and percent equations.
- Integer operations and one- and two-step equations/inequalities.
- Area of triangles, trapezoids, circles, and combined shapes.
Why It Matters
- Ratios and percentages are the backbone of every middle-school word problem.
- Integer fluency here removes the single biggest 6th-grade stumbling block.
Best fit if your child…
understands fractions and decimals and is ready to work with ratios, negative numbers, and real data.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Proportional relationships and percent equations/change.
- Expressions, one- and two-step equations, and one-variable inequalities.
- Surface area & volume of prisms/cylinders, and slope.
Why It Matters
- Proportional reasoning and equations here are the on-ramp to Pre-Algebra.
- Surface area, volume, and slope here preview geometry and functions ahead.
Best fit if your child…
can already solve basic equations and is ready to build real algebraic fluency before Pre-Algebra.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Exponent rules, scientific notation, and simplifying radicals.
- Solving linear equations, inequalities, and systems of equations.
- Function concepts, slope-intercept/point-slope forms, and the Pythagorean theorem.
Why It Matters
- The last checkpoint before Algebra 1 — gaps here compound for years.
- Systems, exponents, and functions here are Algebra 1's opening chapters.
Best fit if your child…
is confident solving multi-step equations and ready for a true Pre-Algebra course before high school math begins.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Solving multistep equations/inequalities and linear equation forms.
- Factoring, graphing, and solving quadratics (formula & completing the square).
- Polynomial arithmetic and systems of equations/inequalities.
Why It Matters
- Algebra 1 is the gatekeeper to every advanced math course that follows.
- Quadratics and systems here echo through Geometry, Algebra 2, and the SAT.
Best fit if your child…
has completed Pre-Algebra and is ready for the pacing and rigor of a true high-school Algebra 1 course.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Rigorous two-column proofs and proving triangles congruent/similar.
- Properties of circles, central & inscribed angles, and 3D solid volume.
- Right-triangle trigonometry and the law of sines/cosines.
Why It Matters
- Geometry teaches formal logical reasoning — a skill the SAT and college writing both reward.
- The trigonometry learned here powers physics, calculus, and standardized tests for years.
Best fit if your child…
has completed Algebra 1 and is ready to build formal proof-writing and spatial reasoning skills.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Advanced functions: polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic.
- Conic sections (parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas) and matrices.
- Sequences, series, the binomial theorem, and combinatorics.
Why It Matters
- Directly determines readiness for Pre-Calculus and AP Calculus.
- Logarithms and exponentials show up throughout the SAT and AP sciences.
Best fit if your child…
has mastered Algebra 1 and Geometry and is preparing for Pre-Calculus next.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Deep mastery of trig identities, periodic functions, and law of sines/cosines.
- Polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic function analysis.
- Intro to Calculus: limits, continuity, and derivatives.
Why It Matters
- The final bridge before Calculus and university-level STEM coursework.
- Trig identities and limits here are assumed knowledge in every first college math class.
Best fit if your child…
has mastered Algebra 2 and is heading toward Calculus or a STEM-focused college path.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Desmos calculator strategies and time-saving techniques.
- Fluency across Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving & Data Analysis, and Geometry/Trig domains.
- Pacing, guessing strategy, and error-pattern analysis for test day.
Why It Matters
- The Digital SAT math section can be dramatically improved with the right strategy.
- Desmos fluency alone can unlock meaningful score gains on test day.
Best fit if your child…
has completed or is currently in Algebra 2 and wants to lock in a strong score before college application season.
Best for students who genuinely enjoy problem-solving.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Logic puzzles, pattern recognition, and creative problem solving.
- Introductory prep for Math Kangaroo-style competitions.
Why It Matters
- Early exposure to puzzles builds flexible thinking the standard curriculum doesn't always reach.
- Lays the groundwork for Math Kangaroo and future competition success.
Best fit if your child…
is enrolled in Level 1 or 2 and loves puzzles, patterns, or thinking about math in unconventional ways.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Multi-step word problems and introductory combinatorics.
- Number theory foundations; prep for Math Kangaroo and MOEMS.
Why It Matters
- Multi-step word problems here build reasoning skills standardized tests reward for years.
- Early number theory exposure gives a real edge in Math Kangaroo and MOEMS.
Best fit if your child…
is enrolled in Level 3 or 4 and enjoys a challenge beyond the regular curriculum.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Ratio/proportion problem solving and introductory number theory.
- Competition strategy and timed-round practice for MATHCOUNTS & AMC 8.
Why It Matters
- MATHCOUNTS and AMC 8 open doors to selective programs and scholarships later.
- Ratio and proportion mastery here pays off across every future math course.
Best fit if your child…
is enrolled in Level 5 or 6 and is curious about competing in MATHCOUNTS or AMC 8.
What Your Child Will Learn
- Advanced algebraic and geometric competition problem-solving.
- Timed-round practice and strategy for MATHCOUNTS & AMC 8/10.
Why It Matters
- Advanced competition problem-solving sharpens the exact skills honors and AP courses reward.
- A strong AMC 8/10 result is a genuine differentiator on future applications.
Best fit if your child…
is enrolled in Level 7 or Algebra 1 and is ready to compete at the MATHCOUNTS or AMC 8/10 level.
Built for steady, year-round progress.
Every class is designed around one idea: real understanding beats memorization. Your child builds momentum all semester, not just before a test.
Live, Interactive Small Groups
No passive recordings during class. Every session is live, with a real instructor guiding small groups of peers through problem-solving in real time.
Structured Weekly Rhythm
One class each week, every week, all semester — building steady momentum without overwhelming your child's schedule. Every class is recorded, so nothing is missed.
Spiral Mastery Loop
Concepts are revisited all semester long, so understanding compounds instead of fading before the next test.
Common clarifications.
Classes begin the week of August 10 for Fall Semester (August–December). Spring Semester runs January–May. Each class meets once weekly for the length of the semester.
Yes. Every new student completes a short placement assessment before enrolling, so they start in the level that's the right fit. Returning families can enroll directly.
Yes — enroll in any 2 classes and save $250 off your combined tuition, applied automatically.
Every class is recorded, so your child can catch up on anything they miss without falling behind.
The placement assessment is designed exactly for this — it identifies the right starting level based on your child's current skills, not just their grade.
Fall Semester starts the week of August 10.
Enrollment is open now. New students start with a short placement assessment, so your child begins in the right level.