Hopkinton Math Academy
Math Enrichment for High-Performing Students
Serving the MetroWest Region
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Professor Glen Dawson
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Cyndi Dawson
Hopkinton Math Academy offers personal 1-to-1 math enrichment in the convenience of your own home. Our program is designed for advanced students in grades 1–12 who are motivated to learn additional math beyond the standard American math curriculum. Unfortunately, the United States math curriculum ranks near the bottom of major industrialized countries in the world. This means your child is not being trained to successfully compete in the new global knowledge-based economy.
At Hopkinton Math Academy, we use the world famous Art of Problem Solving training system. This system is used in over 100 countries around the world, including China, India, Singapore, Korea, and many other top-ranked countries in math. Art of Problem Solving trains the top students in the world every year in mathematics, including the world champion United States of America Math Olympiad team.
Our students develop the skills they need to become successful, creative problem solvers, able to compete at the very top international level of math proficiency. We use the Art of Problem Solving Beast Academy training system for elementary school students and the Art of Problem Solving Alcumus training system and AoPS textbooks for middle school and high school students. Our courses offer far greater depth and rigor than the standard American math curriculum. Many graduates of AoPS Academy attend the top universities in the world, including Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and M.I.T.
Please contact us today at (919) 270-4232 or glendawson99@gmail.com for a free one-hour evaluation by a college math professor.
Admission to our academy is selective and is based on school performance, standardized test scores, and personal interview with the student and their family.