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Why Roots to Routes Academy?
By celebrating Black culture and offering personalized support, we empower students to develop a deep sense of self-belief, confidence, and a genuine passion for learning. Through our tailored approach, we create an environment where students not only excel academically but also thrive personally and socially. Watch the video to discover how we inspire students to unlock their academic success.
Achieve Academic Success in 4 Steps
How We Help Your Child Get Their Math Credit
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Struggling in Math?
Does your child feel overwhelmed and frustrated by low math scores? We can fix that.
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First, Book a Call
We’ll be happy to chat with you and your child to further understand their needs and struggles
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Next, Enrol Your Child
Whether your child needs a math credit for grade 9, 10, 11, or 12, we've got them covered every step of the way
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Finally, Their School Receives the Credits
After completing the course, we'll submit the math credit to their school to be added to their transcript.
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