Did you know that SaddleBrooke Community Outreach sponsors tutoring programs in math and reading? If you have an interest in helping students be academically successful, these programs can be personally rewarding. 

Volunteers are needed at this year’s Mathcounts competitions set for Feb. 14 and March 14.

Coronado K-8 School is solving one of the knottiest problems in K-12 education — how to excite students about math, and raise their AIMS test scores.

A math tutoring program in the Northwest has a new name and new home for this coming school year.

(NAPSI)—There’s good news for parents who are concerned that their children’s math skills may need improvement.

Parents of Amphitheater middle school students in accelerated math classes will be receiving notice next week that their students have an option as to how they want their credit transferred to high school.

Pima Community College is the top Arizona community college in a national ranking of student math competitions.

(BPT) - “My research experiences have shown me that, in spite of what statistics say about women in science, any girl with a passion for exploring unanswered questions can and should be persistent in pursuing that work,” says Sara Volz, 17. “Being female should not hold anyone back from science or engineering.”

Carla and Robert Springer are the recipients of the 2011 Arizona Education Association’s Partners in Education Award. The award honors those who support neighborhood schools. Recipients include corporations, local businesses, individuals or community groups that exhibit exemplary support for local public schools. Only one such award is given each year for the entire state.

Students from a Northwest school are leading Arizona entries in the Math League’s national math competition, and rank 11th nationally.

Middle school students from more than 20 schools in the Tucson area are registered to participate in this year’s Southern Arizona Chapter MATHCOUNTS competition, to be held on Saturday, Feb. 14, at Cienega High School, 12775 E. Mary Ann Cleveland Way.

Four Pima Community College students have been awarded Art Alberding Math Scholar Awards for 2013-14.

(BPT) - Throughout the busy school year, many high school students across the country are already taking steps to explore college and other post-graduation opportunities. In fact, in today’s challenging economic climate and competitive job market, it has become increasingly important to begin planning for future career options at an early stage.

Parents and students of Butterfield Elementary School are invited to participate in a special event titled “Math Games Night” on Tuesday, December 4 from 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. as part of the school’s commitment to keep students engaged and excited about math.

Richard Anderson doesn't claim to be a mathematician, but he can tell when things don't add up. The Amphitheater Public Schools district telling students and parents one thing, and then doing something else just doesn't, he says.

Mathnasium is a Math learning center.  We work with students at all levels of Math.  Yes, we work with students who struggle, but we are also here for those who wish to get ahead with an eye toward getting into the best colleges.  We can assist your child by taking them where they currently are mathematically and moving them ahead in understanding and mathematical ability.

The math standards are changing! Is your child ready? The Common Core Standards are a way to prepare all the students in America for life. Arizona has been way behind the rest of the U.S. when it comes to math and now we are pushing to catch up.