Grades K–5
Elementary math
Number sense, arithmetic fluency and confidence with word problems.
- Mental math
- Homework help
- State tests
Est. 1980Elementary through high school
Math that finally makes sense.
We teach mathematics at the primary and secondary levels and prepare students to pass their tests. Small groups, one-on-one attention, and a plan built around your child.
- One-on-one & small group
- In person or online
- SAT & ACT prep
45+years of
math help
K–12
Elementary arithmetic through Calculus, Statistics and college-level support.
1:1 & small
Private tutoring and small-group classes, never a lecture hall.
Test ready
SAT, ACT, AP exams, state assessments and math competitions.
Amboy Rd
A dedicated classroom on Staten Island, plus online sessions.
What we teach
Every grade, every course, one place
From counting on fingers to Calculus, each student gets the right level and the right pace.
Grades 6–8
Middle school & Pre-Algebra
Fractions, ratios and the algebraic thinking high school assumes you have.
- Pre-Algebra
- Integrated Math
- Learning gaps
Grades 9–12
High school math
Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus and Calculus.
- Regents
- AP exams
- Statistics
Exams
Test preparation
SAT and ACT math, AP exams, state assessments and competition coaching.
- SAT / ACT
- Strategy
- Timed practice
How it works
A plan before a single problem set
We start by finding out exactly where the gaps are. Then we build a personalized learning plan and work through it at the student's pace.
1
Assess
A short learning-gap assessment shows what is missing and what is solid.
2
Plan
A personalized plan with goals for the term, the test, or the school year.
3
Teach
One-on-one or small-group sessions, in the classroom or online.
4
Check
Regular progress checks and exam strategy, so test day holds no surprises.
My math plan
Example- Learning-gap assessmentWeek 1
- Fractions & ratios reviewWeeks 2–3
- Solving linear equationsWeeks 4–5
- Word problems, timedWeek 6
- Practice test & strategyWeek 7
Progress3 of 5 goals
Inside the classroom
Where the work happens
Wall-to-wall shelves, a chalkboard that gets used every day, and costume days when the calendar calls for it.
Small
groups
groups
Real
classroom
classroom
Programs
Beyond the school year
Sessions run year round, including summer math programs and enrichment courses.
July & August
Summer math programs
Keep skills sharp over the break, or get a head start on next year's course.
Exams
SAT, ACT & AP prep
Content review plus pacing, checking and strategy, taught deliberately.
Wider support
Homeschool & adults
Homeschool math support, college-level help and adults returning to math.
Ready when you are
Tell us where your student is stuck. We will suggest a format and a starting point.