Winterhawk Educational Math Services

Math classes start the week of August 18th.

I need one more Algebra I student to be able to hold that class and two more Problem Solving students to be able to hold that class.

Algebra II is on Mondays and Thursdays from 10-11 AM.

I invite you to come tonight from 6-8pm to see resources available to our homeschooling community, including my high school level, in-person math classes.

I also offer math tutoring!

Homeschool Resource and Activity Fair Event Page:
https://www.facebook.com/share/16tGhoNiru/

MATH CLASSES OFFERED
High School level, in-person, year-long
Course descriptions, required textbooks, and pre-requisites:
https://tinyurl.com/nkpr2yxe

ALGEBRA 1 - 5 seats remaining

LIBERAL ARTS MATHEMATICS (AKA PROBLEM SOLVING) - 5 seats remaining

GEOMETRY - 6 seats remaining

ALGEBRA 2 - 4 seats remaining

PRECALCULUS WITH TRIGONOMETRY - 6 seats remaining

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I require at least two students to form a class. My fees are reduced as the class size grows, with a class size limit of 6. Invite your friends!

If two students register for a class, then each student pays $475 for the year.
Three students are $450/year.
Four students are $425/ year.
etc.

Payment accepted at the beginning of the semesters (Aug/Jan).
Hour-long classes meet twice a week for 30 sessions/semester at my home near Muncie's north Walmart. Classes can start the week of August 17.

I also tutor any mathematics through pre-calculus for $30/hour.

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Comment or contact me if you are interested.

I will be at this event tonight and would love to see you there.

https://www.facebook.com/events/1983592062039207?ref=newsfeed

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