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RodriMath

Mathematics for Kindergarten to Grade 5. It places each child by what they can do, teaches the missing piece underneath a struggle, and calls a skill mastered only when it still holds weeks later.

What a teacher already has, free

One class of up to 30 children. No card, no end date, the whole product:

Everything a child sees — every lesson, world, game and reward.
The Lesson Studio, for every lesson.
The teacher's own class: assignments, overrides, unlock decisions.
665 lessons over 613 skills, mapped to Florida’s B.E.S.T. and to Common Core, with a worksheet for any chapter.

What a school buys

The administrator surface: organization-wide analytics, assessments, the audit log, user approvals.
A whole school's classes and children from one spreadsheet, every September.
A signed data privacy agreement and the security review pack.
Curriculum built by the school, across classes.
The parent surface at school scale.
A named contact and a response time.

What it holds about a child

Nine fields: a first name, a username, a PIN, a year group, their chosen avatar and display settings, and their work.
No email address, date of birth, contact details, location or device identifier, and nowhere to put one.
No advertising, analytics or tracking. Never sold; no model trained on it.
Every administrative action lands in an append-only audit log.
No role, RodriMath included, can write what a child knows.

What it costs

Per child, per year, on one ladder. Minimum contract $900.
Every child covered all year, including those who arrive in March.
Teachers and administrators never counted; no mid-year true-up.

Children on the contract	Per child, per year
1 – 149	$28
150 – 399	$22
400 – 999	$17
1,000 – 2,499	$14
2,500 – 9,999	$11.50
10,000 – 49,999	$9.50
50,000 +	$8

A school of 470, the US average: $7,990 a year, $17 a child.
A pilot: free for one term, up to three classes, with the full price stated up front.
A three-year term: list price locked for three years, no escalator. A one-year term carries a 4% annual increase.
A quote, a purchase order, an invoice at net 30, paid by check, ACH or card.
A child whose school pays need not be on a family plan. On its own, a family pays $99 a year for a first child.

How it rolls out

The school or district asks for an administrator account; a person reads every request.
The administrator authorises RodriMath, or hands the terms to whoever approves online services.
Teachers are invited from one pasted list.
Classes and children come from one spreadsheet, every September.
Day one: the class code on the board. The youngest are added by name.

Access follows the school calendar, and the year turns by itself.

Accessibility and standards