Experts estimate students lose 10-25% of the school year's progress during the summer. Students who are behind - fall further back. Students who are ahead - miss a chance to compound those gains, and explore new math. We are here to help ! We will have weekly math stories, courses in our classroom, and expert tutoring available at a discount to our community :)

Hi everyone It doesn't feel like it in rainy Connecticut today, but summer is almost here. Indeed - for some of my friends in Southern States, it's begun, dropping their children off at camp this morning ! Free of the normal school schedule - summer is a time where Math can drift away - if you don't use it, you lose it. And if you don't use it for 6-8 weeks, you could lose a lot. Whether for a bright student looking to accelerate or a student looking to catch up - summer is a crucial time. So we will be here all summer to support your child on math - we will be posting regular content and stories in our classroom, and we will be offering our tuition summer program at www.primemath.io Please keep an eye on the community, and please tell friends who have children about to enter a math-less summer !

Hi everyone ! I'm delighted to announce the return of our summer program for 2026. Last summer, we offered a 6 weeks long, 12 lessons 1:1 program to help students accelerate their math over the summer. If your child is ahead - it's an amazing time for them to explore more advanced math. If your child is behind - it's the perfect opportunity to catch up. Please DM me, email [email protected] or visit www.primemath.io - to learn more about the program.

The below chart is from the billionaire philanthropist John Arnold. He calls it "the most worrying trend in America that no one is talking about" Why do you think our math scores are falling like this ? It seems to start before Covid ?

Hi parents ! Summer is nearly upon is - would love to hear what plans everyone is making for their children over the long holiday. Does it involve any math ? Anything you'd recommend here to keep your kids interested and up to date with their math over the summer, while still giving them the rest and the break they deserve, and need ?