Foundational Math through Rigorous Arithmetic Training
Part I is designed for students who need strong control over the essential mechanics of mathematics. Rather than rushing past the basics, this course develops fluency, accuracy, and endurance in the skills that quietly determine future success in algebra and beyond.
Students train extensively in areas such as:
This is not light review. It is a serious effort to make basic mathematics reliable, automatic, and precise.
Algebra Engine: A Compressed Algebra I & II Core
Part II is the heart of the Math Cores sequence. This course compresses the most essential and useful parts of Algebra I and Algebra II into one focused program built around mastery, not textbook pacing.
Students develop a strong algebraic engine through topics such as:
The goal is not superficial exposure. The goal is for students to become genuinely competent and flexible in algebra, so they can approach school math, SAT math, and future coursework with far greater confidence.
Logic, Geometry, and Proof
Part III is for students who are ready to move beyond computation and algebraic manipulation into more structured mathematical reasoning.
This course introduces students to the habits of mind required for serious mathematics:
Students learn that math is not only about getting answers, but about understanding why something must be true.
Part III is especially valuable for students who may later pursue advanced math, proof-based courses, competitive math, or intellectually demanding STEM pathways.
For Students Seeking Real Mathematical Challenge
Some students are not underprepared. They are underchallenged.
Our AMC / Math Olympiad track is designed for students in grades 6–12 who want deeper problem solving, richer mathematical ideas, and stronger preparation for competitive mathematics.
Depending on grade level and readiness, instruction may include preparation for: AMC 8, AMC 10, AMC 12, and AIME.
This track includes both:
We do not believe in shallow coverage, inflated confidence, or passive learning.
Students improve through:
Strong mathematics is built, not guessed. Our programs are designed to help students build it well.
If you are unsure which course is right for your student, we can help determine an appropriate starting point based on grade level, background, goals, and current mathematical readiness.
Explore our math programs and find the path that fits your student best.
To support the sustainability of our educational programs and scholarships, a one-time, non-refundable registration fee of $300 is required for new students. This fee is waived for returning students who have previously participated in our classes. In keeping with our commitment to community growth, students who refer a friend at the time of registration will have the registration fee waived for both the referring student and the referred student.
Tuition is $300 per month per class, with classes meeting once per week. Monthly tuition helps fund instructional services, program materials, and need-based scholarship opportunities. Payments are due on or before the 5th of each month and partial months are not prorated. We accept cash, check, Zelle, and Stripe.
Summer Term Adjustment: For the summer session, tuition is $600 per month per class due to increased instructional frequency, with classes meeting twice weekly. Standard payment policies apply.
