Programs and workshops.

Escape room math camp

A few mornings of puzzles, teamwork, and real math progress over school breaks. Each day is a new escape room, and each room builds a skill students will use in class.

• Small groups grouped by grade
• Hands-on puzzles, games, and challenges
• A great way to get ahead before the next school year or semester

Science fair coaching from a real researcher

Science fair projects can feel overwhelming. Allison, a Biomedical Engineering PhD candidate who runs real experiments in her research, coaches students through every step of the process.

• Choosing a question that’s doable and interesting
• Designing a fair experiment with controls
• Collecting data, making graphs, and analyzing results
• Building a clear board and practicing for judges

Girls in STEM workshops

TutorGals was founded by a woman in STEM, and we love showing girls that math and science are for them. These small-group workshops pair hands-on puzzles and experiments with real women scientists.

• Hands-on math puzzles and science challenges
• Small groups, so everyone gets involved
• A chance to ask a working scientist anything

“How to help with math homework” workshop

A free, friendly workshop for parents who want to help at home but don’t remember much algebra. You’ll leave with simple strategies that work, even if math was never your favorite subject.

• How today’s math is taught, and why it looks different
• What to say when your child is stuck, without giving the answer
• Simple habits that build confidence before tests

Finals study sessions

Small-group review nights before finals for college students in Calculus I and physics. You get focused review and practice problems at a lower cost than one-on-one tutoring.

• Groups of 3–6 students from the same course
• Review of the topics most likely to be on the exam
• Practice problems worked step by step, with time for your questions