Math Classes Now Enrolling for the Fall in Washington
Our award winning after-school math program has empowered K-12 students to achieve excellence for over twenty-six years.
Strengthen Your Child's Confidence in Math This Fall!
RSM’s unique approach consists of a continuous kindergarten to high-school curriculum, taught by expert teachers, in a classroom environment of peers who study together year after year. With three levels for every grade, we are able to serve each child according to their knowledge and ability. We take pride in ensuring each student learns in an environment optimal for them while boosting their intelligence, confidence in math, and problem-solving abilities.
See our Fall class schedules below or schedule a free math evaluation today!
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Enroll in Math Classes in Washington This Fall
Reserve your child’s spot by scheduling a free 30-minute math evaluation. During the evaluation, our principal will walk you through our curriculum, methodology, and answer any questions you may have.
This is the best way to learn more about our program and determine the most suitable level for your child.
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Our Programs
With multiple levels for every grade as well as a selective competitions program, we are able to best serve each child’s development based on his or her knowledge and ability.
From beginner to competition, multiple levels in each grade enable us to place each child in an environment best suited to them.
I - Accelerated Level
Often the best fit for new students, this curriculum is designed to meet students where they are and bring them to the level of international standards.
II - Advanced Level
Most students continue to this level, where we offer a challenging mathematics curriculum that provides the deep understanding, reasoning skills, and confidence needed for success from elementary through honors high school and beyond.
III - Honors Level
This rigorous curriculum goes into great depth on the topics covered in the advanced level, and regularly employs competition-level problems that encourage students to push the boundaries of their abilities. Many students in Honors also choose to participate in math competitions.