ProgramsMath Core I

Math Core · Foundations

Build the math that everything else depends on.

Math Core I rebuilds number sense, fraction fluency, and pre-algebra readiness through a deliberately sequenced 16-session course.

16 sessions1 hr 45 min eachOnce weekly* school year$300* per month

*Summer terms meet twice weekly and complete the same 16-session course in eight weeks. Summer tuition is $600 per month.

Course fit

The right starting point when the basics are not yet automatic.

This course is designed for students who

  • understand many individual math ideas but make frequent foundational errors
  • need greater confidence with integers, fractions, decimals, ratios, or percentages
  • are approaching algebra or SAT preparation without dependable prerequisite fluency
  • would benefit from substantial, targeted practice—not occasional homework help

Curriculum

Five phases. One connected foundation.

Each phase prepares the language, accuracy, and habits required by the next.

  1. 01
    Number ControlSessions 1–4
    1. Integers: Foundations
    2. Integers: Full Operations
    3. Order of Operations
    4. Factors & Prime Numbers
  2. 02
    Fraction MasterySessions 5–8
    1. Fractions: Fundamentals
    2. Add & Subtract
    3. Multiply & Divide
    4. Mixed & Complex
  3. 03
    Number FlexibilitySessions 9–11
    1. Decimals & Conversions
    2. Ratios & Proportions
    3. Percentages & Measurement
  4. 04
    Pre-Algebra BridgeSessions 12–14
    1. Radicals
    2. Exponents
    3. Algebra Readiness
  5. 05
    IntegrationSessions 15–16
    1. Cumulative Review
    2. Final Examination

How students learn

Understand it. Practice it. Keep it.

01Concept

See the mathematical structure clearly.

02Guided practice

Apply the idea with instructor support.

03Independent practice

Build reliable execution.

04Mastery

Work through substantial targeted volume.

05Retention

Revisit prior skills as new ideas are added.

Practice is built for the exact skill.

The Math Core Worksheet Factory controls topic, problem type, difficulty, and volume so students can practice the same structure until it becomes dependable.

Recommended progression

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