98thpercentile

98thpercentile 98thPercentile offers Live Online Math, ELA, Coding and Public Speaking programs for K-12 students. 98thPercentile is an online learning platform.
(226)

It offers online tutoring & after school homework help for Grades k-12.

A letter came home this week.If you're in Texas, California or Illinois, your district has new phone rules — phones away...
08/21/2026

A letter came home this week.

If you're in Texas, California or Illinois, your district has new phone rules — phones away bell to bell, lunch and hallways included.

Most of the parent groups are asking one thing: will it actually help my child focus?

Worth saying out loud: the letter only covers the school day. It ends at 3pm.

The hour after is still yours. Ours is the one where the hand goes up — live classes, four students at a time, in academic acceleration and public speaking.

What do your after-school hours look like? Tell us below.

Sources: Texas Education Agency (HB 1481) · EdSource · Office of the Governor of Illinois

Most parents think math fluency means speed.Speed is the last thing to arrive, not the first.Next time your child practi...
08/20/2026

Most parents think math fluency means speed.

Speed is the last thing to arrive, not the first.

Next time your child practices times tables or number facts, put the timer away. Ask for ten correct — however long it takes.

A child who is racing will guess. And a child who is guessing is practicing guessing.

Accuracy first is what builds automatic recall. The speed follows on its own, and it stays.

Grades 2 to 5.

Save this for the next practice session — and tell us in the comments what your child is working on.

— 98thPercentile

Your child asks an AI a question. It answers in two seconds. They copy it down.That's the moment most parents never see....
08/20/2026

Your child asks an AI a question. It answers in two seconds. They copy it down.

That's the moment most parents never see.

In our AI classes, students don't just use a model — they train one. They teach it to recognize images, test it on something it has never seen before, then work out why it got one wrong.

Using AI is easy. Questioning it is the skill.

That's the difference between a child who can prompt and a child who can think.

Questions about how we teach it? Ask in the comments.

— 98thPercentile

Read more → https://www.98thpercentile.com?utm_campaign=social-media-profile&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

Your child asks an AI a question. It answers in two seconds. They copy it down.That's the moment most parents never see....
08/19/2026

Your child asks an AI a question. It answers in two seconds. They copy it down.

That's the moment most parents never see.

In our AI classes, students don't just use a model — they train one. They teach it to recognize images, test it on something it has never seen before, then work out why it got one wrong.

Using AI is easy. Questioning it is the skill.

That's the difference between a child who can prompt and a child who can think.

Questions about how we teach it? Ask in the comments.

— 98thPercentile

Read more →https://www.98thpercentile.com?utm_campaign=social-media-profile&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

08/18/2026

A Grade 6 mom said this to her son's math teacher:

"His favorite subject is math. And he likes the teachers."

The second half is the one that matters:

"If he doesn't like the teachers, it would be a big challenge for me to make him sit all through the class."

"The way you take the glances through the students is amazing. You need to have a lot of patience to make them understand and do the work."

No score. Just a child who stays in the seat.

What made your child stay? Tell us in the comments.

— 98thPercentile

Read more → https://www.98thpercentile.com?utm_campaign=social-media-profile&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

08/17/2026

Shrithik is in Grade 6. His math class changed teachers mid-year, and the syllabus kept moving without him.

He wasn't struggling to understand. He'd fallen a step behind the pace — and in math a step behind compounds. Every new topic sits on the one you're still finishing.

His parents did the usual things. Extra practice. Sitting beside him through homework. It helped. It didn't close the gap.

What moved him wasn't another worksheet. It was a teacher who made him want to catch up.

He does his homework on his own now.

Sometimes the problem isn't ability. It's momentum.

Has your child had to catch up after a mid-year change? Tell us in the comments.

— 98thPercentile

Read more → https://www.98thpercentile.com?utm_campaign=social-media-profile&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

"School is boring."Every parent hears it. Most assume it means their child isn't trying hard enough.But "boring" means t...
08/15/2026

"School is boring."

Every parent hears it. Most assume it means their child isn't trying hard enough.

But "boring" means two opposite things — and the difference matters more than the grade on the report card.

Boring because it's hard: they've checked out. The material moved past them and they stopped raising their hand.

Boring because it's easy: they already know it. They're sitting through what they've outgrown.

One question sorts it out: "Is it boring because it's hard, or because it's easy?"

The answer changes everything you do next. What does your child mean when they say it? Tell us in the comments.

— 98thPercentile

More tips like this → https://www.98thpercentile.com?utm_campaign=social-media-profile&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

08/13/2026

“Reyansh didn’t want to continue.”

His dad had been burned by online programs before. He gave us three months.

That was the deal — one term, Grade 6 math. If nothing changed, they were out.

Months later, Reyansh woke up at 5:30 AM to finish his assignment. His dad had to tell him to stop and go to sleep.

He got promoted to accelerated math — 6th grade, now doing 7th grade work.

The surprise wasn’t the results. It was that he wanted to keep going.

— 98thPercentile

08/13/2026

"Reyansh didn't want to continue with 98th Percentile."

His dad had been burned by online programs before. He gave us three months — one term of Grade 6 math. If nothing changed, they were out.

Months later, Reyansh was waking up at 5:30 AM to finish assignments. His dad had to go to his room and tell him to stop working and go to sleep.

He got promoted to accelerated math. 6th grade, now doing 7th grade work.

The surprise wasn't the results. It was that he wanted to keep building — month after month, on his own.

Share this with a parent who's still on the fence → https://www.98thpercentile.com?utm_campaign=social-media-profile&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social

— 98thPercentile

08/12/2026

Ever wonder what your child’s teacher sees that a report card can’t?

The report card says: B+ in math.

The teacher sees: which questions your child hesitated on, which patterns they repeat, and whether an easy problem feels easy or exhausting.

Grades tell you the score. They can’t tell you the WHY.

Next parent-teacher meeting, skip “how is she doing?” and try:

“What’s one thing you’d want me to know that the grade doesn’t show?”

That’s the answer that helps.

Save this for later. — 98thPercentile

Address

2451 W. Grapevine Mills Circle
Grapevine, TX
76051

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 9pm
Sunday 9am - 9pm

Telephone

+14696768555

Website

,

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when 98thpercentile posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The School

Send a message to 98thpercentile:

Shortcuts

Share

Category