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What is the Math Mentorship Program?

The Math Mentorship Program is an extended professional learning experience that gives you the pre-built resources and training to teach your existing math curriculum using the Modern Classrooms Project model, so you can meet every student where they are

Written by Lisa Doty

What you get

  • Launch training: a 1–2 day training on how your curriculum and the Modern Classrooms Project model work together

  • Ready-to-use resources: video-ready slides, guided notes, task checklists, and mastery checks built from your curriculum

  • Ongoing 1:1 mentoring: coaching calls and virtual workshops throughout the year

  • Classroom visits: in-person coaching site visits

  • Incentives: PD hours and a stipend for completing program requirements (check current details for your cohort)

How it works in your classroom

Each lesson in your curriculum gets transformed into self-paced components: instructional videos and guided notes, practice problems, and mastery checks. Every component is classified as "must do," "should do," or "aspire to do," so you know exactly where to focus.

You track each student's progress daily. When a student doesn't reach mastery, you use that data to guide revision and reassessment, so no one moves on before they're ready, and no one gets stuck waiting on the class.

Who it's for

Teachers using a high-quality math curriculum (Eureka Math², IM K–12 Math, or Bluebonnet Mathematics) in grades 3–8 or Algebra I–Algebra II, who want to differentiate instruction sustainably.

Ready to Explore?

If you use Eureka Math², Illustrative Mathematics, or Bluebonnet Mathematics, we’ll show exactly how the model maps to your materials.

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