Accelerated Honors Math for Middle School Students Without Learning Gaps

The program is primarily designed for students in Grades 5–8 and is generally recommended for ages 10–14. Grade 4 students may be accepted based on ability and family goals. Pre-Algebra is generally recommended for Grades 5–7, Algebra I for Grades 6–8 and strong Grade 5 students, and Geometry for Grades 7–8. New students complete a placement assessment so the intended course can be matched to their current mathematics level. Families should use the assessment and stated prerequisites rather than grade alone when deciding whether the pathway is appropriate.

New students must complete a placement assessment before enrollment. The assessments are generally 16 or 17 questions and take 40 minutes, with passing thresholds that vary by course. Honors Geometry, for example, lists a 60% threshold, while Honors Algebra I A lists an 85% threshold. After placement, the student joins the selected live online course and receives access to preparation, homework, recorded explanations, assessments, and learning reports. Returning students transitioning from listed internal courses generally do not need to test again.

A standard class lasts 90 minutes and takes place once per week. The published structure includes a five-minute math game and warm-up, 45 minutes of core instruction and worked examples, a five-minute break or energy activity, 30 minutes of advanced instruction and practice, and a five-minute review. The learn–practice–explain cycle asks students to reason through problems and communicate solutions. Approximately 39% of class time is allocated to active student output, including practice, reasoning, and explanation.

The Honors Math pathway incorporates competition-oriented problem solving, logical reasoning, mathematical modeling, and AoPS-based curriculum content. The provided materials identify preparation connected with AMC 8, AMC 10, AIME, MathCounts, Math Kangaroo, placement tests, SAT, ACT, MAP, and state assessments. Geometry topics such as similarity, circles, proportional reasoning, trigonometry, and proof are included in the course content. The program supports preparation, but outcomes depend on the student’s starting level, effort, course fit, and assessment requirements.

Classes are described as small groups of 6–12 students. Instruction, course materials, homework, and supplementary resources are provided in English. The format is live online instruction with recorded lesson playback. The support system includes pre-class preparation, online homework, recorded homework explanations, teacher question support, midterm and final assessments, learning reports, and recommendations. Parents can access assessment reports, trial-class feedback, homework results, classroom observation through the parent app, and later learning recommendations.

The provided company information shows sample math package pricing of $999 for 36 lessons and $1,819 for 72 lessons, but it does not state that these figures are the current price for every Honors Math module. Families should confirm current pricing, schedule availability, and package terms directly before enrollment. The source materials state that a Geometry trial lesson was expected to launch in Q2 2026, while current Geometry materials also say that a trial class was temporarily unavailable. A refund is described as available after the trial lesson where applicable. For the latest trial and enrollment information, contact the team or use the booking link.