Math Corps

Math multiplies students’ future opportunities! Placed at schools nationwide, our tutors provide support to help students strengthen their math skills. The extra practice results in incredible growth, and tutors make all the difference.

Be part of helping more kids succeed with math! Learn more and apply at Join.ReadingandMath.org.

Math Corps tutors across the country spend their days helping students build essential skills — and it's making all the difference for future success. "We love our Math Corps program and tutors. Math Corps tutors make a powerful difference by building students’ confidence, strengthening their math skills, and showing them that they are capable of success every single day," shares Melissa, Internal Coach at Rush Creek Elementary.

Our school partners and dedicated tutors make it all possible. Visit ReadingandMath.org to learn how you can get involved during the 2026-27 school year.

Join us in recognizing Rajiv! An innovative thinker with an impressive career in engineering, his passion for product and software development goes back 25+ years. More recently, he's used his expertise to teach professional education at UCSC Silicon Valley before joining Math Corps as a tutor!

Rajiv became a tutor to ignite a passion for problem-solving in local students in California. "I would like to motivate and encourage students early into innovation and opportunities for the future in math and science," he says.

We are so grateful that you are using your skills and passion to help students discover all that they're capable of, Rajiv! We look forward to seeing you back for the 2026-27 school year!

Red Apple Elementary sits a few blocks from the shores of Lake Michigan in Racine, Wisconsin. An integral part of our district-wide partnership with Racine Unified School District, the school prioritizes hands-on instruction in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math. This mission is strengthened through Reading Corps and Math Corps high-impact tutoring programs, which help children achieve grade-level proficiency so that they can continue to thrive in the years ahead.

Since 2022, Reading Tutors have led over 16,000 tutoring sessions at Red Apple Elementary, with 105 students exceeding target growth in literacy. The addition of K-3 Math Corps in 2024 has helped more than 50 students transform into confident, critical thinkers in math through 1,550 tutoring sessions!

Our gratitude goes out to Red Apple Elementary tutors, who have helped countless students see themselves as capable, curious learners. We're excited to welcome incoming tutors to the school community this fall, including third-year Reading Tutor Jean, who is such a positive role model to the young readers she serves. Another special thanks to Principal Scott Campbell and his Red Apple team for continuing this important investment in children's futures!

Red Apple School Racine Unified Schools

Although working in a classroom setting this past school year was new to Ciera, she has always been one to lend her time and support to her community in Decatur, Georgia.

"Helping kids excel in education is one of the most important things to build a better future," Ciera emphasizes. One moment that stands out from her work with K-3 students is when a student told her that she made math more fun and understandable to her.

Ciera will return for the 2026-27 school year, helping more Georgia students achieve confidence and a love for math. Thank you for taking part in this important work, Ciera!

Creekside Elementary students are making tremendous gains through Reading Corps and Math Corps' individualized tutoring support. Since the partnering in 2023, tutors have already helped 122 students build their foundational skills in literacy, and an additional 58 have received extra practice in math. It's consistent, evidence-based support that makes a lasting impact!

Looking back on the 2025-26 school year, we would like to thank Reading Tutors Keith and Bianca for setting local kids up to be strong readers and learners. We extend this same gratitude to Math Tutors Moises and Neftaly — your support is helping students maximize their future opportunities. This student impact would not be possible without the school team and Principal Jaime Zepeda. We look forward to what the 2026-27 school year brings!

Help students in your community become stronger learners! The next service term starts soon — visit Join.ReadingandMath.org to find an opportunity near you.

Moreno Valley Unified School District

During the 2025-26 school year, 19 Reading Corps, Math Corps, and Early Learning Corps tutors served in six schools across Winona and the surrounding communities — and together they made an incredible impact. "I have had multiple teachers tell me how excited their students are for their Reading Corps and Math Corps time,” says Stacy Rasmussen, Winona Area Schools’ Title 1 Coordinator and Internal Coach for Reading Corps and Math Corps. “Our tutors have been awesome at forming meaningful relationships, as well as growing students academically.”

We've been proud to partner with Winona area schools since 2013 and are eager to take on another school year together come fall! Learn more about the growth and progress we're seeing by checking out our latest blog post.

On a Mission to Boost Reading and Math Skills in the Winona Area Since 2013, Winona area schools have partnered with Reading Corps, Math Corps, and Early Learning Corps to help students boost their skills.

Help us celebrate the nearly 18,000 students who built their math skills and confidence during the 2025-26 school year! Through the outstanding commitment of 679 Math Tutors, more than 776,000 high-impact tutoring sessions were delivered nationwide, helping students make meaningful progress — because math multiplies a child's future opportunities!

Thanks to the incredible school partners and tutors across the country who made all of this possible. Want to join our mission? Apply now to support students in the fall! Visit Join.ReadingandMath.org to learn more.

Miranda's love of math goes back as far as she can remember. From math clubs to accounting courses to earning a degree in music education, Miranda has always found connections between problem-solving, learning and teaching.

One of her favorite parts of service is finding creative ways to help students understand new concepts and watch those lessons click. She also loves the relationships she builds with kids and is always reminded of the contribution she's making to their success.

Thank you for the enthusiasm, creativity, and care you bring to your students each day, Miranda! We are so excited to see you back for a third year of service in the fall!