“If middle school students take 30 minutes to measure 1 inch, who will be building bridges in the next few years?”

Hands-on tutoring, workhops and enrichment programs designed to build confidence and skills.

Tutoring

Small groups, personalized support.

Enrichment programs

A variety of programs to suit all ages andd levels in math

Training

Professional development for educators.
Now accepting students in Sarasota – Manatee

Math Reach Fl specializes in teaching math the creative way, reaching every learner. We employ only research based and time tested materials. Every learner can be successful. As 501(c)(3) non-profit organization we work with families regardless of their financial abilities.

🎓 BDA-Certified Specialist
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📍 Serving Florida families
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❤️ Nonprofit organization
What we do

Support that meets every learner where they are

From one-on-one tutoring to teacher training and parent support, Math Reach addresses math anxiety and disabilities at every level.

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Student tutoring

Specialized 1:1 sessions for children and teens with dyscalculia and other math disabilities. Students routinely gain 2–3 years of math skills in a single year.

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Teacher training

Professional development for educators to identify math disabilities early, reduce classroom anxiety, and confidently refer students to the right support.

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Parent workshops

Practical sessions to help parents understand math disabilities, reduce their own math anxiety, and create a supportive home environment for learning.

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All learners are welcome
2–3 Years of math gained in year of individual tutoring
1:1 Personalized specialist sessions
What families say

My son went from crying before every math class to actually raising his hand. I didn’t think that was possible.

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“Within months, my daughter stopped saying she was ‘bad at math.’ She started believing in herself again. The difference is remarkable.”

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Sarah M. Parent of a 4th grader
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“The teacher training session completely changed how I approach math in my classroom. I now know what to look for and how to help.”

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James R. 3rd grade teacher, Sarasota