Join the Movement – Get Involved Today!
Tutors
One-on-one or small group tutoring helps students strengthen their skills, ask questions in a safe setting, and build confidence in their math abilities.
Classroom Support
Teachers benefit from extra hands in the classroom to help with small groups, answering questions, or providing encouragement during lessons.
Incentives
Motivating rewards like a pizza party, prize drawings, or fun experiences encourage students to stay engaged and celebrate their progress in math.
Points of Contact
“Looking ahead, for both Eastman and personally, I recognize how vital it is to have qualified workers in our community. We must do our part now to ensure a strong Longview for years to come. Our future selves will thank us for taking action today.”
-Eastman Executive
Testimonials
Listen to What Parents Have to Say
“As a teacher I live for lightbulb moments, and there are no lightbulb moments like those that involve financial literacy. Very few things can compare to the looks on their faces when they begin to calculate the cost of taxes from their paychecks, the cost of insurance deductibles when they are sick or injured, as well as the financial stability that saving and investments can bring. As these important life skills are being modeled less and less in the home, it is imperative that the schools and community join together to fill in those gaps and raise productive members of society.”
Stacie WhiteTeacher, Junior High Project Success (Career Exploration)
Pine Tree ISD 
“Third-grade math scores may not sound like a workforce issue, but if kids fall behind early, they rarely catch up. That’s why LongviewMATH! was created – it’s how we get ahead of the problem and secure the workforce we’ll need in critical fields like healthcare and manufacturing.”
Laura JacksonPartner, CWJ Strategies 