RSM San Diego

09/28/2026

Whether you’re a returning parent or new to our program, there are certain best practices that we like to recommend.

From connecting with our teachers, to our tailored approach with 3 levels per grade, and the importance of homework to continue learning outside of class, we want to ensure that your family gets the most out of your experience with RSM.

Learn more in our blog post: mathschool.com/blog/parent-resources/5-ways-to-help-your-child-get-the-most-out-of-rsm

09/23/2026

Registration for the 12th International Math Contest opens on October 1st.
The International Math Contest (IMC) is a celebration of the beauty of mathematics and the joy of learning it. Designed to be both fun and challenging, the IMC offers students a unique opportunity to showcase their math skills in a dynamic and engaging competition setting.
Open to students in grades 1–8, the International Math Contest (IMC) will be held in person at RSM branches on February 2nd, 2027.
Learn more and find additional information by following the link below.
https://contest.rsmfoundation.org/oly/registration

09/16/2026

09/12/2026

Looking to prepare for the AMC 8? Check out our blog post with previous years' problems and solutions to give your student extra practice for this year's math competition happening from January 21-27, 2027!

Learn more: mathschool.com/blog/competitions/amc-8-problems-and-solutions

09/04/2026

RSM San Diego will be on a short break from September 5–7.
See you back in class on September 8!

09/03/2026

Russian School of Math has won the Parents’ Choice Award for Best Tutoring Service in 2026!
Last year, we received the Editor’s Choice Award, and we’re happy to be recognized again this year.
Thank you to all of our families for your trust and support, and to our amazing teachers and staff for all their hard work!
We couldn’t do it without you!

08/31/2026

Another regular busy Sunday at RSM San Diego!

08/26/2026

One of our goals at RSM is to instill in our students a mathematical mindset. This means helping our students develop:

- The ability to reason
- The ability to navigate the abstract
- A strong intellectual character, built from persisting through challenging problems

A mathematical mindset not only results in strong math skills, but also self-assured students. Students who are repeatedly shown that their reasoning, understanding, and taste for persistence give them the confidence to solve extremely challenging concepts. To learn more, schedule a free math evaluation: mathschool.com

08/22/2026

Math competitions may not be something you or your child has considered but they offer benefits that extend far beyond math. From building confidence and problem-solving skills to learning how to manage time, embrace challenges, and perform under pressure, competitions help students develop skills they can use in the classroom and beyond.

Learn more about the benefits of math competitions in this blog post: mathschool.com/blog/competitions/how-to-benefit-from-math-competitions