At A Study in Hope, we believe math is more than just numbers—it's a language of logic and creativity. We're dedicated to transforming anxiety into curiosity and rote memorization into deep understanding.
"Math used to be scary, now it's my superpower."
— Sarah, Grade 4 Student
To remove math anxiety and replace it with unshakeable curiosity. We strive to provide a safe, encouraging environment where mistakes are celebrated as learning opportunities, ensuring every child builds a solid foundation for academic success.
A future where every child, regardless of their starting point, feels confident in their problem-solving abilities. We envision a generation of critical thinkers who approach challenges with resilience and logical clarity.
We don't just teach calculation.
We teach comprehension. Our unique 3-pillar approach ensures long-term retention.
We move beyond "plug and chug." Students use manipulatives and visual models to understand the 'why' behind formulas before they learn the 'how'.
Small wins lead to big confidence. Our curriculum is scaffolded to provide immediate feedback, helping students track their own progress and celebrate growth.
Math tells a story. We frame complex problems within fun, relatable narratives that make abstract numbers feel real and relevant to a child's world.
Founded by Elena Rostova in a small community library room. Starting with just 5 students, the goal was simple: make math less scary.
Transitioned fully to virtual learning during the global crisis. We developed our proprietary digital whiteboard tools to keep engagement high from home.
Opened our first dedicated learning center in Downtown. A space designed with colors and furniture specifically chosen to reduce stress.
Serving over 200 families weekly with a team of 15 passionate educators. Launching our scholarship program for underprivileged students.
Our instructors aren't just math whizzes; they are compassionate educators trained in child psychology and confidence building.
Founder & Head Instructor
Former engineer turned educator with 15 years of experience. Elena specializes in making algebra accessible to 4th graders.
Senior Math Coach
Marcus brings energy and fun to every session. He loves using gamification to teach multiplication and division concepts.
Early Education Specialist
Sarah focuses on our youngest learners (K-2), building the fundamental number sense that supports all future learning.
Curriculum Developer
David ensures our materials are up-to-date with state standards while remaining engaging and approachable for all skill levels.
Join the hundreds of families who have found success with A Study in Hope. The first assessment is completely free.