WELCOME TO SACCOMANO ACADEMICS!

Since 2007, Saccomano Academics has helped hundreds of students with our superb math instruction, quality materials, targeted approach to homework, practice tests and final exam preparation.  Our constant pursuit of finding the best way to teach our students, and help them navigate through the school curriculum  is what has brought such success to our SaccoMath Club Program. 

Our SaccoMath Club Membership Program is for the entire school, and is offered for all AP, Honor and Accelerated Math classes offered at Cherry Creek High School. The key to the success of this program is providing a structure and method for the student to most effectively and efficiently work through homework, participate and benefit from class, perform well on tests and utilmately master the math concepts needed to continue to grow in their high school math career.

This is a very proactive approach which is far beyond the old reactive model of math tutoring. Students that begin the year with us, have the support of making sure they don't have deficiencies in their math knowledge that will hamper learning new concepts, and to learn, practice and maintain a consistent ethic of study and homework habits that strengthen their ability to keep up when the class rigor increases.

The success of students that participate the full year is why we offer a significant discount to our program to encourage students to enroll immediately. In addition, FOR NEW STUDENTS, we will allow you to participate the first two weeks of school prior to paying, so you can adequately assure that the program works for you. 

SaccoMath Club offers two different times per week to attend the current "standard lesson" for each subject and a seven session finals prep program for each semester final exam. In addition, our members have access to our online "clubsite" with recordings of those lessons, study materials and practice tests. We have open "walk-in" hours for students who need assistance in using our program. The program  allows students that have busy sports schedules to participate even if they aren't able to attend the regular sessions. In addition our vast library of recorded lessons are available for members so they can learn concepts that have been forgotten, or not properly learned in the first place 

I had a high school teacher tell me once to not think about my math education in terms of a list of facts that I will need to use at some point in my life, but rather, mathematics would teach me to think. It was less about the exact algorithms we were learning and more about working out our brains to make them stronger. Making them capable of absorbing more information easily. As a way of “learning how to learn.”  Our hope is that our program transcends into making better and more confident students in all academic disciplines.

Jason Saccomano