RSM Mountain View

Whether your child needs support, enrichment, or a greater challenge, every RSM journey begins with a free 30-minute evaluation.
This helps ensure your child starts at the level that fits them best.

Schedule an evaluation: mathschool.com

When your child negotiates for “just two more cartoons,” they’re already exploring math!

From counting spoons at the dinner table to choosing colored pencils and inviting friends to a birthday party, math is part of everyday life.

How can we as parents ensure this journey is interesting, rewarding, and fulfilling? Read more on our blog: mathschool.com/blog/parent-resources/when-it-comes-to-introducing-math-how-early-is-too-early

No branch nearby or traveling this summer? You can still prevent summer learning loss and prepare your child for the new school year with RSM’s 3- and 6-week online summer math program!

Each engaging class is led by expert teachers using RSM’s unique methodology.

Explore the schedule and enroll today: mathschool.com/online

Summer is a great time to incorporate math into your summer vacation, without the stress of grades or homework. When you enjoy a math-related activity yourself, your child is much more likely to join in.
Check out some car-related activities for those summer road trips: mathschool.com/blog/parent-resources/5-fun-summer-math-activities-to-do-with-your-kids

We are pleased to share that 84 RSM students qualified for the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME), a prestigious competition for students who performed strongly on the AMC 10 and/or AMC 12. Additionally, seven RSM students qualified for the USAMO/USAJMO!
We are proud of our students and their continued dedication to mathematics.

This year, Team RSM ranked 1st among teams from 86 countries, an incredible accomplishment!

Congratulations to our Purple Comet! Math Meet 2026 winners on their outstanding achievements!

Learn more about RSM’s competition program: mathschool.com/programs/competition

As competition results pour in, we’re thrilled to share that Team RSM secured 2nd place at the Johns Hopkins Math Tournament! A special congratulations to Paarth Bansal, a Bay Area MCP student, for earning 1st place in the Individual Round with a perfect score.

This remarkable accomplishment marks the second year in a row that RSM students have achieved a perfect score and earned first place in the individual competition.

When your child was learning to walk or talk, they likely stumbled and tried again hundreds of times before they succeeded. But during those early attempts, you probably never thought, “Walking just isn’t their thing,” or “Maybe talking isn’t for them.” You understood that these skills develop through practice, patience, and encouragement.

Mathematics works in much the same way.

Mathematical thinking grows with practice. With the right guidance, encouragement, and opportunities to struggle productively, most children can develop strong problem-solving skills and confidence in math. Read more in our blog post: mathschool.com/blog/parent-resources/you-don-t-have-to-be-gifted-to-be-good-at-math