Elementary Advanced Bridge Team
Advanced 5th/6th-grade bridge
Move beyond standard school math into Pre-Algebra, Algebra readiness, accelerated reasoning, and contest-style problem solving.
Recruiting: only 1-2 selective 5th or 6th grade students.
26-27 Team Launch · Katy/Houston · Max 4 per team
IVY+ WithAI
Selective Math + AI/Research Teams
A selective small-cohort pathway for students who need more than homework help: advanced mathematical thinking, competition-style problem solving, AI/programming foundations, and structured research mentorship.
Selective placement
Readiness, diagnostics, motivation, schedule, and team fit.
Small by design
Each team is capped at 1-4 students to protect feedback and pace.
First three launch
Four pathways are advertised; the first three viable teams will run.
Beyond tutoring
A selective academic pathway for serious students.
IVY+ WithAI is built for motivated, coachable students pursuing a long runway: upper-elementary acceleration, Algebra II and AP readiness, competition habits, AI/programming foundations, and research documentation.
Placement happens before launch. Students are reviewed for readiness, consistency, peer fit, and the ability to work with a rigorous small team.
Four advertised pathways
Only the first three viable teams launch.
Algebra II+ Elite Track
Geometry-completed accelerated students
Algebra II to AP Precalculus to AP Calculus extension, with rigorous pacing and targeted UIL, AMC, and AIME readiness.
Recruiting: 3 selective students who completed Geometry or higher.
Research / AI / Programming Team
Independent research distinction
Programming, AI/ML foundations, research design, data analysis, documentation, and project presentation for student-owned work.
Recruiting: 3 selective students for structured research.
Geometry to Algebra II Growth Track
Passionate students ready to accelerate
Geometry to Algebra II to future AP readiness through strong foundations, consistency, coachability, and deeper math habits.
Recruiting: 3 selective students who completed Algebra I or higher.
Who fits
Small cohorts work when the team culture is protected.
Strong fit
- Motivated, respectful, and coachable.
- Ready to work ahead with a serious peer group.
- Willing to attempt hard problems before seeing solutions.
- Reliable with homework, corrections, and attendance.
May not fit yet
- Wants only homework help or short-term grade repair.
- Avoids difficult problems or correction work.
- Cannot attend consistently.
- Expects guaranteed scores, awards, publications, or admissions outcomes.
Instructor credibility
Led by a PhD researcher in applied physics and mathematics.
Lead Scientist; reviewer for a Nature journal; 20+ journal publications; 3 patents; Destination Imagination engineering competition manager; mentors professionals at NVIDIA, Google, JP Morgan, and major energy companies; 10+ years Korean SAT teaching experience; guided numerous students to SKY universities.
Publication-ready materials
The webpage follows the final flyer suite.
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English Flyers
Detailed and mobile PNG flyers from the publication-ready English suite.
Korean Flyers
Detailed PNG flyer from the Korean final suite; mobile PNG flyer from the font-boost mobile package.
Open House RSVP
Reserve your Open House seat.
Learn the four curriculums, expectations, fit process, and small-cohort launch plan. Please complete the Google Form before the Open House.
- Date
- 5/23 (Sat), 2:00 PM
- Location
- 25807 Westheimer Parkway, Suite 300, Meeting Room Studio 3A, Katy, TX 77494
- Contact
- msk0724@gmail.com · 713‑492‑7789
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