This Summer, We are on a Mission to Help 5,000 Young Baltimore Boys Pursue STEM and Achieve Math Mastery Even if They Have Fallen Behind 1-3 Years in School.
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MD Office of Inspector General's audit reveals evidence of 12,500 cases of Baltimore City High Schools changing failing grades from 2016-2020.
Baltimore City will spend $21,606 per student for educating students. Currently, 93% of third to eight graders lack the ability to do math at grade level.
Baltimore City approved school budget of 1.7 billion dollars for 2023/2024. Will large budgets close the gap of education equality?
Math Mastery is the simplest and most effective curriculum for addressing learning losses and academic gaps which may have been caused during the pandemic. Some studies suggest students may have loss approximately 1 year of learning. Nationwide, minority children rank the lowest in reading and math proficiency.
Black boys are 2.5 more likely to be recommended for Special Ed. However, the number of children who received special education services dropped by 40 during the Pandemic. The Math Mastery curriculum provides personalized learning plans for all students. This program utilizes AI technology to identify academic gaps.
Nationwide teacher shortages have impacted students requiring individual attention. Math Mastery delivers breakthrough results in math and confidence even if the student is 1-3 years behind in school. Math Mastery revolutionizes math learning and eliminates math anxiety. No memorization. No timed tests.
The in demand jobs for the 21st century include Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM). The Future is STEM and Math Mastery is one of the best methods to develop critical thinking and problem skills. STEM skillsets increase opportunity for high paying STEM jobs and full scholarships from top employers such as Google, Facebook, Amazon.
--Sonja St. John, Co-Founder of Moms on a Mission Coalition
We partner with schools, churches, nonprofits, youth and athletic programs, mom and dads groups, local and state government agencies.
1 - The B'More Math Initiative is for Boys (Age 5-12)
2 - Parent/Child must live in Baltimore city or county
3 - The Proactive parent will agree to have his/her child spend 30 minutes per day x 3 days per week during the summer
4 - In person sessions are very limited
5 - Parent will attend a mandatory virtual 60 minute training session a
6 - The summer program dates: June - August 2024
Complete The Registration Form Below and Select a Date to Attend The Virtual 60-Minute Parent Information Session.