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As a branch of the award-winning Russian School of Mathematics, our mission is to help students build a solid math foundation and develop lifelong critical-thinking skills. Our San Fernando Valley math programs attract families who want to prepare their children for the challenges of higher education and ensure that their kids have strong math backgrounds, highly developed problem-solving skills, and the ability to compete in the global economy.
05/23/2026
Summer is a great time to incorporate math into your summer vacation, without the stress of grades or homework. When you enjoy a math-related activity yourself, your child is much more likely to join in.
Check out some car-related activities for those summer road trips: mathschool.com/blog/parent-resources/5-fun-summer-math-activities-to-do-with-your-kids
05/22/2026
RSM San Fernando Valley will be closed May 24–25 in observance of Memorial Day weekend.
Wishing all our families a safe and relaxing holiday weekend!
05/14/2026
Meet Emmy G. Now a 6th grade honors student, she has been a student at RSM San Fernando Valley for the past three years. This year, Emmy earned a Certificate of Achievement in AMC 8 and scored in the Top 25% nationally. She also won a Gold Medal in the IMC, received Honor Roll and Team Winner recognition in the Noetic Learning Math Contest (Spring), and earned a Gold Pin in MOEMS Division E, placing in the Top 2% and achieving the highest individual score.
Emmy has been deeply impacted by her experience at RSM. She has learned a tremendous amount of math and enjoys the challenging material and fast-paced environment. She especially appreciates the teachers, who have made learning both engaging and rewarding while encouraging her to push herself further.
What Emmy loves most about math is that every problem has a solution, even if it takes persistence and creative thinking to find it. She enjoys the process of working through difficult problems and discovering the answer.
Math competitions have also been a highlight of her experience. Emmy enjoys the challenge they provide and finds it rewarding to tackle complex problems that require deep thinking and perseverance.
“Tonight we are recognizing awards, scores, and competition achievements . But more than that, we are celebrating a mindset.” — Olga Voronel, RSM Southern California Regional Director. At our End-of-the-Year Award Ceremony and Math Festival, we celebrated far more than medals, trophies, and test scores. We celebrated passion, talent, perseverance, growth, hard work, and patience. Most importantly, we celebrated our incredible students and everything they have accomplished this year. We also recognized the teachers who inspire and guide their students every day, and the parents whose encouragement and support make every achievement possible. Together, we celebrated a community that continues to grow bigger, stronger, and closer with each passing year. We have countless reasons to celebrate, and we are grateful to everyone who makes our community so special and may the Math Force be with us!
05/10/2026
We are pleased to share that 84 RSM students qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME), a prestigious competition for students who performed strongly on the AMC 10 and/or AMC 12. Additionally, seven RSM students qualified for the USAMO/USAJMO!
We are proud of our students and their continued dedication to mathematics.
05/06/2026
Thank you for helping us grow! RSM San Fernando Valley students are creating a special flower garden filled with gratitude and heartfelt notes for their amazing teachers.
Happy Teacher Day!
04/30/2026
RSM Southern California Region students shined at the international math contest!
With over 1,000 participants, it was a true celebration of math. Proud of all our students and winners!
04/30/2026
When your child was learning to walk or talk, they likely stumbled and tried again hundreds of times before they succeeded. But during those early attempts, you probably never thought, “Walking just isn’t their thing,” or “Maybe talking isn’t for them.” You understood that these skills develop through practice, patience, and encouragement.
Mathematics works in much the same way.
Mathematical thinking grows with practice. With the right guidance, encouragement, and opportunities to struggle productively, most children can develop strong problem-solving skills and confidence in math. Read more in our blog post: mathschool.com/blog/parent-resources/you-don-t-have-to-be-gifted-to-be-good-at-math
| Tuesday | 3pm - 9pm |
| Wednesday | 3pm - 9pm |
| Thursday | 3pm - 9pm |
| Sunday | 8:30am - 4:30pm |