Christopher Mahoney, 5 Star Learning

Almost nobody talks about this crucial part of starting a new math class...

Are your kids ready to hit the ground running?

Most kids spend September catching up instead of staying ahead — that’s why August Math Boot Camp is a game-changer. It’s not about fixing problems, it’s about preparing for success from day one.

In just four weeks, your child can be fully equipped to ace their math tests and build confidence well before school starts. Imagine starting the year ahead instead of behind — how would that change their experience?

Limited spots are left — click the link below to set your kid up for a winning year.

Worth thinking about.

Every year, I get calls in October.

Parents who knew math was a problem in June. Who meant to do something over the summer. Who figured things would click once the new year started.

They didn't.

By October, the first few tests have already happened. The grade is what it is. Now we're not building — we're repairing.

The families I hear from in May?
Different story entirely.

If you're reading this now, you're ahead of the curve.

Our July Math Prep groups have a few spots left. Four weeks, live on Zoom, small group (maximum 4 kids to a group)

Just message me directly — I'm happy to talk through whether it's the right fit.

The school year is almost over.

For a lot of families, math was the Big Problem. The erratic grades, the late-night homework sessions, the tests that came back with more red than they expected.
Here's what I've learned after years of working with high school students:

Math doesn't take the summer off. The gaps that were there in May are still there in September. The only difference is that your kid is now in a harder class, with a teacher who assumes the last year's material is solid.

Summer is actually the best time to fix any holes in their math skills. This is when the problem gets fixed. Or it doesn't. With over twenty years of experience working with middle school, high schools, and college students, I can assure you that there is a solution to whatever challenges your kid is facing when it comes to math.

If math is on your radar, send me a message. I can share with you how we identify those critical gaps and how we can help fill in those gaps and help your kid feel confident about their math skills again.

Something I tell parents all the time:

Your kid isn't bad at math. They have gaps nobody filled.

Math is the one subject where missing something in one class shows up again in the next one.

A shaky foundation in Algebra becomes a real problem in Pre-Calc. A Pre-Calc gap follows them straight to the SAT.

The good news: gaps are fixable. Especially now, before a new school year piles more on top.

Our July online math groups are small (max 4 students), live on Zoom, and focused on exactly this — finding the gaps and filling them.

$499 for four weeks. A few spots left.

If this sounds like your kid, drop a comment or send me a message.

MYTH: "My child just needs to do more practice tests."
REALITY: Doing the same thing over and over expecting different results is... well, you know. 🔄
Most students plateau after 2-3 practice tests because they're drilling the SAME bad habits:
❌ Rushing through easy questions
❌ Second-guessing correct answers
❌ Not knowing when to skip
The DSAT isn't a knowledge test. It's a game of strategy and timing.
Practice without strategy = wasted Saturdays.
Want the strategy? 👇
[Link to consultation]

🚨 Your teen isn't "just bad at standardized tests."Here's what's really happening:They run out of time on the Math section ⏱️

They know how to solve it... if they had 5 more minutes 😫

They make "careless errors" on problems they've seen before 🤦‍♀️Sound familiar?The DSAT Math section isn't testing if your teen knows math. It's testing if they can execute under pressure — and that's a completely different skill.The good news?

Pressure performance is trainable.📅 Find out how: https://calendly.com/5star_cfm