STAAR Algebra I end-of-course exam
Required for high school graduation in Texas.
1-on-1 online tutoring with the same tutor every session, following your child's own school course and the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for mathematics. It starts with a free 45-minute diagnostic, then sessions are $59 each.
Book the free diagnosticWhether your child attends an HISD school, a school in a neighboring district, a charter or a private school, tutoring follows their own course and calendar. Sessions are scheduled in Central Time, including evenings after practice.
The largest district in the city is Houston Independent School District (HISD). Like every Texas public school, its math courses follow the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) for mathematics. Most Texas students take Algebra I, Geometry and Algebra II, with Precalculus, AP Calculus or statistics after that. Some take Algebra I in middle school on an advanced track.
Required for high school graduation in Texas.
The state math test before high school.
For students heading to college-level math and admissions.
Because the STAAR Algebra I end-of-course exam is a graduation requirement, a weak Algebra I year has consequences beyond the report card. Tutoring in the months before the exam focuses on the TEKS it tests and on released STAAR questions.
The tutor works through the unit your child's class is on right now and finds where any gap started.
Which topics need repair, how many weeks that takes, and what the first month covers. It is yours either way.
55-minute sessions on this week's actual homework, with the student solving and the tutor stopping them at the step that goes wrong.
Every session is recorded, with notes in your dashboard within two hours, and parents get a written progress report every two weeks.
No enrollment fee. See all plans.
Tutoring is online, so Houston students work with a screened tutor from home. Sessions are scheduled in Central Time and follow your child's own school course.
Not under the Foundation High School Program. But a student who does not complete Algebra II is not eligible for automatic college admission or for certain financial aid, including the TEXAS grant, so most college-bound students take it.
Yes. The final weeks of the plan focus on the TEKS the exam covers and on released STAAR Algebra I questions, alongside the unit your child's class is on.
Yes. Sessions follow your child's school course, which is built on the TEKS, and stay a little ahead of class.
Online. Every session is live and 1-on-1 on a shared whiteboard, so your child works with the same teacher from home, wherever you are in the US.
Yes. Share the syllabus and unit calendar in the first session. Course work maps to your state's standards and your district's adopted curriculum, and sessions stay a little ahead of class.
Monday to Saturday across Eastern, Central, Mountain and Pacific time, including evening slots after practice. 1-on-1 times are set around your student; group classes meet at fixed batch times. Reschedule up to four hours before a session at no cost.
45 minutes, 1-on-1, no card needed. You get a written plan either way.