Math Mastery Movement, LLC delivers research-backed high-dosage tutoring, job-embedded professional development, instructional coaching, and consulting for districts and schools. Mathematics is our flagship strength—and our model reaches across literacy and all subject areas, built on a single coherent framework so students, tutors, and teachers never face conflicting instruction.
Districts that buy tutoring from one vendor and professional development from another create an instructional fracture: students hear one method in the classroom and a contradicting one in tutoring. We close that gap by running every service through one framework, with data flowing in both directions.
Small-group, frequent, aligned to the classroom — generating real-time learning data.
Job-embedded PLCs and coaching cycles that lift everyday Tier 1 teaching.
Mathematics is our flagship strength, and our model extends across literacy and all subject areas—priced and delivered as an integrated system, not a sum of disconnected parts.
Frequent, small-group instruction tightly aligned to classroom content across all subjects.
Professional learning grounded in the daily work of teaching—content before pedagogy, modeled in real classrooms.
Coaches in service of teacher success—frequency over duration, leaders as co-clients.
Instructional audits, district strategy, and leadership coaching that builds lasting internal capacity.
Tap any framework to see how it works. Together they form one coherent language used by tutors, teachers, coaches, and leaders alike.
Six interlocking commitments that govern how every lesson, tutoring session, and coaching cycle is designed and delivered:
Reconstructing Understanding. Restoring Confidence. Accelerating Mastery.
A structured progression that begins with genuine inquiry—curiosity, discourse, and productive struggle—and deliberately advances students toward independent mastery. It pairs with the GENIUS Model to ensure rigor and engagement are never traded against each other.
A diagnostic that gauges how tightly classroom instruction, tutoring, coaching, and assessment are aligned. The ICI gives leaders a clear read on where instructional fracture is occurring—and a roadmap to close it.
Our approach to the language of mathematics—vocabulary, discourse, and reading complex word problems—so students can reason about and communicate their thinking. For dedicated reading and ELA work, our literacy practice is anchored in the Science of Reading.
Science, Technology, Engineering, AI, Mathematics, and Quantum—the disciplines that prepare students for an advanced, technology-driven economy. STEAMQ programming has anchored multi-summer college-readiness partnerships at the university level.
A connected suite that supports coaching, partnership, and capacity-building, including: the Math Mastery Coaching Framework, the Deep Partnership Framework, the Mathematical Identity Development Model, the Mathematical Literacy & Reasoning Framework, and our Stability-to-Scholarship approach. Our coaching practice is informed by Schoenfeld’s TRU framework for teaching for robust understanding.
Results from a Chicago K–8 network partnership where MMM led job-embedded PD, coaching, and instructional support. Figures reflect the 2025–26 end-of-year report.
School and campus names withheld for student privacy. The full end-of-year impact report is provided with our proposals on request.
We don’t improvise. Our tutoring, coaching, and PD are built on the strongest available evidence about what accelerates learning.
High-dosage tutoring is among the most rigorously validated academic interventions available, producing large and consistent learning gains—strongest when sessions are frequent, in small groups, with trained tutors, tied to the core curriculum.
A landmark meta-analysis (Kraft, Blazar & Hogan, 2018) found instructional coaching produces average effects of roughly 0.49 SD on instructional practice and 0.18 SD on student achievement—far outpacing one-off workshops.
Our program design follows the recovery research synthesized by EdResearch for Recovery (Annenberg Institute, Brown University)—and the long-arc reform lessons of the “Mississippi Marathon”: two decades of policy, people, and persistence.
Her work is distinguished not only by outcomes, but by her ability to build systems that last. She works alongside educators with respect and high expectations—strengthening internal capacity rather than creating dependency.
A rare educator whose genius lies in the ability to merge excellence and equity without compromising either—not simply delivering professional development, but building consciousness, strengthening systems, and creating alignment between instructional practice and integrity.
An award-winning mathematics educator and the architect of the GENIUS Model™. A former Math Department Chair and school principal, she was recognized among the top three mathematics teachers in Illinois as a Presidential Award (PAEMST) finalist. She leads MMM’s vision of coherent, identity-affirming, research-backed instruction.
Holds an M.S. in Teacher Leadership (Northwestern) and a B.S. in Human Development & Family Studies (Missouri); an NCTM 2024 presenter. A specialist in Grades 3–8 mathematics and K–2 early numeracy, she currently serves as a math instructional coach in a Chicago charter network and leads MMM operations.
Engagements spanning job-embedded PD, instructional coaching, district leadership support, high-impact tutoring, and direct student instruction.
Sustained professional development, instructional coaching, and leadership support that produced the largest single-year IAR math gains in the network’s recent history (see results above).
Professional development and strategic guidance aligned to district priorities—strengthening instructional coherence, supporting leadership teams, and improving outcomes through research-based practices.
A comprehensive mathematics instructional audit, classroom observations, leadership coaching, and ongoing support for math coaches—building sustainable systems for improving instruction.
Sustained small-group tutoring and instructional support aligned to district equity and achievement goals, coordinated with leadership and classroom instruction for measurable growth.
Rigorous instruction and academic enrichment for high-school students across science, technology, engineering, mathematics, AI, and quantum-related coursework.
Academic programming and STEAMQ lectures for college students in TRIO Student Support Services at Perimeter College, aligned to federal program goals.
The commitments and safeguards districts expect from a responsible instructional partner.
MMM is an equal opportunity employer; employment decisions are made without regard to protected status.
Services are delivered without discrimination to all students, families, and staff we serve.
Our tutoring platform meets WCAG 2.1 AA standards, with accommodations for learners with disabilities.
Student information is handled in alignment with FERPA and applicable state data-privacy requirements.
Personnel undergo background screening consistent with district and state safety requirements.
MMM maintains a drug-free workplace policy across all engagements.
We disclose and manage potential conflicts of interest in accordance with procurement standards.
As a minority- and woman-owned firm, MMM supports supplier-diversity goals, including meaningful subcontracting commitments.
MMM carries commercial insurance and complies with applicable federal, state, and local contracting requirements. Certificates provided on award.
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