See beyond report-card grades
A strong grade may hide gaps in unfamiliar problems, reasoning, speed, or persistence.
Grades 5–9 • Advanced Math • AMC 8/10
Know where your child stands. Leave with a clear math plan.
A live, human-led evaluation that identifies strengths, hidden gaps, pacing, and readiness for advanced math, AMC 8, or the path toward AMC 10.
40 min
Live assessment
20 min
Parent discussion
1 report
Clear next steps
✓ Diagnostic, not pass/fail
✓ Placement by readiness
✓ No obligation to enroll
What parents learn
Level, gaps, and the right next step
Illustrative readiness view
Personalized
Core skillsStrong
Problem solvingDeveloping
Competition readinessNext step identified
✓ School grades put in context
✓ AMC readiness explained
✓ Pacing and confidence observed
✓ Priorities ranked clearly
Why it matters now
Avoid the wrong level, the wrong pace, and lost confidence
Middle school is often when math moves from routine work to abstract reasoning. The right starting point can prevent frustration and under-challenge.
Choose challenge without overload
Understand whether your child needs stronger foundations, advanced math, AMC 8, or a longer AMC 10 runway.
Protect motivation and confidence
The session is diagnostic, supportive, and designed to guide—not label—the student.
Simple family journey
Four clear steps
Personal coordination, a focused live session, and a written recommendation you can use.
1
Share the basics
Grade, current course, goals, and your main concern.
2
Select a time
We coordinate by email, text, WhatsApp, or phone.
3
Complete the session
40-minute assessment plus a 20-minute family conversation.
4
Receive the plan
Written findings and the most appropriate next learning path.
What parents receive
A scorecard you can actually use
The report connects school placement with demonstrated performance and answers the question: “What should we work on next?”
Strengths
Hidden gaps
Pacing
Confidence
Recommended track
Illustrative result
AMC 8 Development Track
Strongest areaAlgebraic patterns
Priority gapCounting strategies
PacingAccurate, but slow
Recommended focus8–12 weeks
Example recommendation
Build geometry, counting, and time-management skills before moving into a structured AMC 8 track.
Request an evaluation
Start with a short parent intake
We review the student’s background and contact you with suitable appointment options, session details, and the next steps. Parent contact information is used only for this request and related educational follow-up.
Parent joins the final discussionThe student completes the timed section independently.
Recommendations are personalizedPlacement is based on demonstrated readiness, not grade alone.
No enrollment obligationFamilies decide what to do after receiving the guidance.
Common parent questions
Helpful details before you reach out
Who is this best for?
Students in grades 5–9 who need a clearer picture of their current math level, advanced-math readiness, AMC 8 preparation, or the path toward AMC 10.
Will this make my child feel tested or judged?
The session is presented as a diagnostic conversation, not a pass-or-fail test. The evaluator observes how the student thinks and where support or challenge would help.
Should the parent join?
The student completes the 40-minute timed section independently. A parent or guardian should join the final 20-minute discussion.
Is this an official AMC examination?
No. It is an independent CrunchTutor diagnostic designed to estimate readiness and recommend an appropriate learning path.
Does the family have to enroll afterward?
No. The goal is to provide useful guidance. Families decide whether to pursue a CrunchTutor program, another option, or independent study.
Is the evaluation available outside the Bay Area?
Yes. The evaluation is conducted live online and is available to families across the United States. CrunchTutor is based in Fremont, California.