SAT Math Rescue with Alison Marazzi

Registration is now open for weekend SAT dates from August through December!

Registration is also STILL OPEN for the June 6th SAT! The deadline to register for the June SAT is this Friday, May 22nd!

🤓 Florida Bright Futures Facts: 💸

Florida Bright Futures recipients save from $4,500 to $8,500 per year at in-state public universities. Savings depend on the specific award tier and the institution. The amount depends on the award level and total tuition cost.
* Florida Academic Scholars (FAS): Covers 100% of tuition and fees, about $6,000-$8,500 depending on the school
* Florida Medallion Scholars (FMS): Covers 75% of tuition and fees, which equates to about $4,500-$6,375 depending on the school

The award covers tuition and fees but does not cover housing, food, or personal expenses.

Tuition at the University of Florida is approximately $6,381/year. Tuition at the University of Central Florida is about $5,954/year. That's $25,524 and $23,816 over 4 years. How much would you save with 75% Bright Futures? 100% Bright Futures?

Class of 2026 seniors have until August 31st to earn qualifying scores for FL Bright Futures!

I am poring through the latest test release and adding new skills practice assignments to my test prep curriculum for my students! The ACT Math is really like a final exam of all the math you've ever learned, and then some😩--but I will help you fill in the gaps!

Comment TWENTY NINE if you have a senior ready to increase their scores for a Bright Futures scholarship before August 31. 💯

c/o 2026, you have until August 31st to get your SAT scores squared away for Bright Futures! Don't leave money on the table!

We are well into the Spring 2026 FAST & EOC Spring Assessment Window!

Assessments administered during this window:

FAST PM3:
Grades 3-10 FAST ELA Reading
Grads 3-8 FAST Mathematics

Statewide Science Assessments:
Grade 5 Science
Grade 8 Science

EOC Assessments:
Algebra 1
Geometry
Biology
Civics
US History

FASt Retake:
Grade 10 ELA Reading Retake

On Friday I posted a ✨very✨ detailed video detailing the structure and format of the Algebra 1 & Geometry EOCs! Make sure your student knows the rules of the EOC exams BEFORE test day.

Check out the video in my group! It includes:
✅ calculator tips and information
✅ test timing
✅ features and updates to the testing platform
✅ where to find state-released prep material (digital and paper based)

Check it out! 🎥

SAT by the Numbers! 🤓📊

Best of luck to the students taking the May SAT tomorrow! 🤓✨

Remember your ID, testing device, and other essentials, and be sure to arrive to your test center by 7:45AM! ⏰

Putting the finishing touches on my latest training! 🎥

I'm updating my "Everything You Need to Know About the Algebra 1 EOC" training to include updated dates & information for the 2026 spring testing season!

There have been numerous changes to the Florida Statewide Assessments Portal Students & Families page. I'll be explaining many of those changes, the format of the EOC, and other helpful info!

If your teenager is taking the Algebra 1 EOC this May (as a first timer or as a retaker), you won't want to miss this information!

The *recording* will be posted to my FB Group tomorrow night! 📆 Drop "EOC" in the comments and I'll let you know when it's posted in the group tomorrow!

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Join me at 8PM inside my FB group where I'll be raffling off a 3-hour tutoring package! Link in comments!

-Off

Last Saturday, I had an incredible time sharing my SAT & ACT expertise with students and parents at the Virgil Hawkins Bar Association’s 20th Annual HBCU Jump-Off!

This year’s event provided the opportunity to meet with many incredible students: both seniors, who are off to do incredible things in just a few short months, as well as underclassmen, who continue to forge their paths toward a variety of post-secondary opportunities.

…and can I just say how much I LOVED seeing so many of my students and their parents at this event!? 🥰

I was thrilled to raffle off four fantastic prizes — a $250 book stipend, two gift baskets, and a three hour tutoring package!

…and the winners were... 🥁

Deborah Nieves, a senior at Davenport High School, won the $250 textbook stipend! 📚 She will attend the University of Central Florida in the fall to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering. 🖤💛

Rianna Abukhdier, c/o 2026, who will attend Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University this fall to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences. 🧡💚 She is working towards her goal of becoming a general surgeon!

Te’Aisha Dixon is a junior at Excel Christian Academy and is working to pursue her dream of becoming a defense attorney. She plans to attend Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University in the Fall of 2027. 🐍

Lastly, the three hour tutoring package will be raffled off inside of my Facebook group tomorrow (Tuesday, 4/28) at 8PM! See you there! 🙃