Back to School at MathHead!
We had a busy summer and now we're off to a fine fall semester because we received this very nice letter from a parent:
I wanted to thank you again for focusing your talent and efforts with Brad and Ryan. Once again, with the help of your tutoring, Bradley has been successful. Brad tested into an advanced math class at ________ high school. He is one of three freshman in a class of sophomores.
Your inspiring personality and your math tutoring skills are outstanding!
Just 15 months ago, Brad was frustrated in a lower level math class during his seventh grade year. During the summer 2008, your tutoring allowed Brad to test out of pre-algebra, and into his eighth grade algebra course. Summer 2009 your tutoring helped Brad to test into an advance algebra class at _________ high school. This school is one of the top academic schools in the country, and your teaching skills are propelling Brad toward greater achievements. You have truly been a Blessing to our household. You have made a tremendous difference in the confidence level of Brad, and helped broaden his ability to dream larger.
Thank you.
Brad W. Wilkins
Thank you, Brad! We appreciate your heartfelt letter. ANY student can have the success that young Brad did. If you want the same experiance, contact us today! Phone: 816.560.8098, EMAIL.
MathHead is the right tutoring service for any hardworking student.
We have over 15 years of experience in tutoring:- Algebra
- Geometry
- Trigonometry (Pre-calc)
- Statistics
- Calculus
- High school entrance exams (COOP, HSPT, SSAT, ISEE)
- ACT and SAT test prep
- Physics
- Elementary Linear Algebra
- Data Analysis
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