Improve Student Outcomes
The Gateway to Math Success
foundational algebra
skillS for the future
Purpose-Built for Critical Math Growth
A recent study by McKinsey & Company states that students in K-12 are now, at least, an additional five months behind in math. This is on top of an already existing gap between higher and lower-performing students. CollegeReadyMath helps students build their algebra skills one concept at a time, through easy-to-understand supplemental, online algebra videos. Pilot program results have shown 91% of students score 20%-180% higher from pre to post tests
CollegeReadyMath and Keystone Pilot Test Results
CollegeReadyMath implemented our Algebra I State Assessment Program as a pilot program in preparation for the Keystone exam.
In a pilot study in the 2018-2019 pre-pandemic school year, CollegeReadyMath programs were used in a urban district’s lowest ranked high schools for 9th grade students. Prior to use of CollegeReadyMath, these school’s test results showed that 57% to 98% of students in 21 high schools were not proficient in algebra.
Our review affirmed that student performance continued to decrease as the percentage of students deemed not proficient rose to 77% to 100%, respectively, during the 2020-2021 school year.
To prove the effectiveness of CollegeReadyMath, we conducted a pilot program to help students in advance of their State Algebra Exam. Historically, only 2% of students had achieved proficient status on previous state exams.
Our documented pilot study, which measured growth from pre to post-test showed that 91% of students tested improved by at least 20%, and almost half of all students improved by more than 80%.
Our results prove that when students improve their understanding of algebra concepts their assessment scores improve, as well.
OUR MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE ACADEMIC OUTCOMES OF UNDERSERVED STUDENTS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.
“We believe the greatest impact we can have on a student’s academic experience is to ensure they are proficient in algebra – the gateway to math success.”
– David Irving, Founder, CollegeReadyMath