Our foundational math support program provides weekly, structured instruction designed to fit practical family schedules while delivering the cumulative practice students need to succeed. In our program, full grade-level coverage and Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) preparation typically require about 30 instructional hours plus regular home practice. Session frequency depends on entry timing to ensure students complete the instructional sequence before spring testing.
Grades Served: Grades 3–6
Group Size: Small groups (2 to 4 students)
Session Length: 60-minute in-person group sessions (1x weekly for full-year entry; 2x weekly for mid-year entry)
Academic Calendar: Academic Year 2026–2027 (concluding on or before June 16, 2027). Sessions generally follow the FCPS standard school calendar, but remain active during Teacher Workdays (TW), Staff Development Days (SD), and School Planning Days (SP).
Service Region: In-person sessions meet at a Northern Virginia venue near Dulles Airport (IAD), serving Reston, Herndon, Chantilly, Sterling, Ashburn, and surrounding Fairfax and Loudoun communities. Facility address, parking, and entrance details are shared individually with confirmed families before instruction begins.
Instruction follows structured, commercial textbooks and tailored practice sets rather than unsystematic or fragmented approaches. The curriculum focuses on building conceptual understanding, procedural fluency, standard algorithms, and mathematical reasoning. By working through cumulative review, deliberate practice, and step-by-step problem solving, students build mental schemas that make future math learning more accessible.
Our program strengthens core grade-level foundations, supports preparation for Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) assessments, and provides a clear path toward independent mathematical thinking.
Available for standalone 1:1 learning or optional 1:1 make-up sessions for missed group classes. Contact us directly for current rates and availability.
To support a systematic approach and paper-based practice, families purchase required course materials prior to the start of instruction. These include a core textbook, a Virginia SOL test prep workbook, a graph paper notebook, ruler, pen, pencil, eraser, protractor, and a folder or binder for customized materials.
Foxberry Math supplements the core textbook with custom lessons, practice sets, word problems, and assessment materials designed by the instructor. Reputable Open Educational Resources (OERs) or AI technology may be used to assist in drafting customized practice sets, with all content undergoing full review by the math instructor for accuracy and grade appropriateness before student use. Access to a home printer may be needed for certain supplementary materials.
Regular attendance is essential to maintain learning continuity and progress as small-group instruction moves forward weekly. Scheduled group sessions proceed as planned even if a student is absent. Monthly tuition pays for the student's reserved place in the group and is not prorated or refunded for missed classes.
To help absent students stay on track with core instruction, families may select one of two curriculum catch-up options:
The instructor provides the missed session's core lesson outline, textbook readings, and practice set for completion at home prior to the next class. Because our instruction is built around a structured core textbook, students can use it as a clear reference for independent study at home.
Subject to instructor schedule availability, families may schedule an individual 1:1 make-up session to review missed concepts and receive targeted support. Please contact us directly for current availability and rates.
If Foxberry Math cancels a session due to unforeseen circumstances, families will be offered a rescheduled group make-up lesson or receive a tuition credit applied toward the following month's bill.
Meet virtually via Google Meet to discuss your child's current math experience, learning goals, and school math context. This introductory meeting combines a brief consultation with an informal skills check to help determine the best program fit across our small-group and 1:1 options.
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To express interest, please send an email inquiry to contact@foxberrymath.com with your name and your child’s current grade. Additional details can be discussed during our meeting. Following your inquiry, you will receive a private calendar link to select a preferred day and time. Please allow up to 24 hours for a response.