Sigma Learning Center

Congratulations! We’re cheering you on!

Our 2024-2025 registration is open! This year, we celebrated our 12th year, and have helped well over 700 students in both middle school and high school. To see our list of classes or to sign up for tutoring help - click on the link below. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out at
https://sigmalearningcenter.com/contact-us/

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Student Registration Academic Year of 2024-2025 6th Grade Math; Tue & Thu 6:30 - 7:30 7th Grade Math; Tue & Thu 7:30 - 8:30 8th Grade Math; Tue & Thu 5:30 - 6:30 Alg 1; Tue & Thu 5:30 - 6:30 Geom; Tue & Thu 6:30 - 7:30 Alg 2; Mon & Wed 6:30 - 7:30 Precalculus; Mon & Wed 7:30 - 8:30 Pre-AP Chem; Tue & Thu 7:30 - 8:30 AP....

Classes Start Next Week! Excited to work with our next batch of National Merit Hopefuls!

We also have our traditional summer math prep.

Registration for the 2023-2024 Academic Year is open! Take advantage of our free registration special.

2021-2022 Academic Year Starting Soon!

Math & Science
High School & Middle School
AP & Pre-AP Levels
Register Here:
https://sigmalearningcenter.com/registrationform/

Registration for the 2021-2022 academic year is open!

What's New?
-More Courses
-Upgraded Classrooms (onsite and online learning in tandem) with recorded lessons

For more information or to register for our Middle School and High School courses, please visit:
https://sigmalearningcenter.com/our-courses/

Sigma Learning Center is HIRING!
We are looking for tutors interested in teaching:

Calculus AB
Calculus BC
Pre-AP Chemistry
AP Chemistry
AP Biology
AP Physics

If you are interested or would like more information please contact us at [email protected].

Do you homeschool and have questions about college applications?

Sigma Learning Center is hosting a FREE live discussion with certified High School Counselor, Mrs. Bina Varkey! We will be discussing fresh insights concerning the process of college admissions and the essentials of submitting applications as a homeschooler.

Mrs. Bina Varkey is a certified school counselor with 17 years of experience in education. She has worked in parochial and public schools in New Jersey in both urban and rural settings. Mrs. Bina has held the roles of a post-secondary program coordinator, as well as an advisor for the National Honor Society (NHS) and National Technical Honors Society (NTHS).

Join us on April 21st at 7pm CST.
RSVP for Meeting Info
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*STUDENT SPOTLIGHT*

Hello! My name is Yash Desai and I am currently a junior at UT Austin. I joined the Honors Biochemistry Program with the hopes of becoming an oncologist. At UT, I am also a part of a charitable initiative very close to my heart, called Texas 4000. As a part of this initiative, I and other like-minded individuals will be biking over 4,500 miles from Austin, Texas to Anchorage, Alaska in order to raise money for cancer research. You can support me and Texas 4000 here (http://tinyurl.com/YashTexas4000)

I graduated from Clements High School in 2018. If I had to describe my high school experience, I would say that it was tough but rewarding! I was intellectually challenged in my classes, but through hard work, I did very well (particularly in math and in the sciences). I also broadened my horizons through participation in extracurricular activities. Some of my favorite activities included orchestra and debate. I enjoyed participating in both of them at a competitive level. During my senior year of high school, I was honored to be a Texas-state level octafinalist in Public Forum Debate. High school also introduced me to Spanish, which is something that I am especially grateful for. I enjoyed learning about the language and culture so much that I picked it up as a minor in college.

My family played a huge role in my life and especially throughout high school. They provided a solid support system for me and helped me by encouraging me to explore different interests, supporting my extracurricular activities, and providing me with help when I needed it.

When I was met with challenging classes (such as Physics, Algebra II, and Calculus), I realized that I wasn’t studying effectively. Sigma Learning Center provided a lot of support. They taught me how to be a better student and how to better dissect/understand complex concepts in math and science by breaking them down into smaller pieces.

*STUDENT SPOTLIGHT*

My name is Blessina Babu. I am currently a junior at Texas A&M, majoring in Biomedical Sciences with a Public Health Minor and a Certificate in Biomedical Science Research. I graduated from Ridge Point High School at the top of my class and was honored to receive the National Merit Scholarship on my SAT. To me, however, my greatest achievement in high school was being elected Student Council State Secretary and raising money for education in Kenya. More recently, a friend and I started an organization called “Creating Optimistic Outlook on Learning” where we reach out to children from low-income families, read to them, and be their mentors. My high school experience was a bit of a roller coaster ride – but it helped me learn how to prioritize my time. At heart, I am a very extroverted person so I enjoy being involved and taking initiative. I’ve had the privilege of serving in leadership roles such as student council president, as well as the student council state secretary. My high school was like my second home and prepared me well for college. Things could get challenging at times and if I needed help, I had the support I needed to get me through. I was blessed to be able to lean on my faith, my parish, and my family when things seemed to get tough. Sigma Learning Center helped me reach my academic goals – particularly with my physics and math classes. I thought I was bad at math, but they helped me realize that understanding concepts and practicing is all it takes. I was able to maintain good grades and even help those around me.