** Student-run tutoring service aims to rekindle love for math

Sammamish, WA** Local News

Founded in 2021 by eighth graders Ria Jayanti and Saranya Agrawal, Mission Math has rapidly grown from a modest tutoring initiative at Willows Preparatory School into a robust organization providing free math tutoring and summer camps in six countries, including the U. S. and India. Central to its mission is the belief that self-esteem plays a crucial role in academic success, as demonstrated by Jayanti's anecdote about a student who overcame self-doubt through personalized encouragement and support. Parents like Poorvi Kantroo have reported transformative experiences for their children, noting improvements in both academic performance and confidence.

The organization actively recruits volunteers, providing them with hands-on training to ensure effective teaching methods. Co-directors Aashi Uppal and Eshaan Verma highlight how their tutoring experiences have enhanced their patience and communication skills. Looking ahead, Jayanti and Agrawal aspire to expand Mission Math's reach to more countries, underscoring their commitment to accessible, high-quality tutoring. With a focus on fostering both academic abilities and personal growth, Mission Math aims to make a meaningful difference in students' lives. Learn more about their initiatives on their website.

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