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Our award-winning K-12 after-school math program has empowered students to achieve excellence in math for over twenty-six years.

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Spring and Summer classes are now enrolling!

As the new year begins, it's the perfect time to think about starting your child's math journey at RSM where they'll be challenged and motivated to learn advanced math concepts and critical thinking skills that will empower them for life.

Our 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. We take pride in ensuring each student learns in an optimal environment for them while boosting their intelligence, confidence in math, and learning abilities.

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You can reserve your spot by scheduling a free 30-minute math evaluation - the best way to learn more about our program and determine the most suitable level for your child.

Our principal will walk you through our curriculum, methodology, and answer any questions you may have.

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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.

Elementary (K-2)

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Elementary (3-5)

Middle School

High School

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How RSM works

We use the rigorous study of mathematics to develop our students' math fluency, intellect, and character. Our students are guided to think about mathematics logically and conceptually, building deep connections between concepts, all in an environment of their peers that keeps them consistently challenged.

Early abstract thinking

Studies show that children are ready for abstract thinking at an early age. Our students begin to reason with abstract concepts in elementary school, and by middle school they are not only familiar with essential elements of algebra but can easily apply them in problem solving.

Mental flexibility

Our students build connections between concepts by working with them in multiple contexts, and by learning new material based on what they already know. This empowers them with a flexibility and agility of thought as they are able to view and solve problems from multiple angles and in multiple ways.

Challenge

Students don’t grow when in their comfort zone, so we ensure they are consistently (and appropriately) challenged. Our students become accustomed to and enjoy the idea that there are problems for which the solution requires focus, thought, and persistence. We do this by regularly engaging our students with difficult and unfamiliar types of problems, where they must push the boundaries of their knowledge and attempt to craft a solution even when unsure of the steps to get there.

Environment

The classroom environment is an essential aspect of our program. Guided by their teacher through the common effort of learning and discovery, students learn how to debate, explain, and verbalize their thinking to a group of like-minded peers. They also get used to an environment of healthy competition. This not only deepens their understanding but prepares our students for university and career.

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.