Denville
22 Broadway
Denville, NJ 07834
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Our staff is built to teach each student individually, to develop the skills they need to thrive in mathematics, and to foster a love of learning.
Philip has been tutoring since 2011 and holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from Montclair State. He has worked with students from elementary through college, breaking down complex math into smaller, approachable steps that build clarity and confidence. Philip is currently teaching math in a high school in NJ.
He loves showing students how math patterns make even difficult problems manageable. His favorite number is 13 because it’s “extra prime,” and outside of Mathnasium he enjoys woodworking and room design. Philip also has dual citizenship in Germany and the U.S.
Heather has taught higher level math at the high school and college levels. In addition to working at Mathnasium, Heather is an Instructor for Calculus at the County College of Morris. Known for her ability to connect to students quickly, Heather is a popular Instructor at the Center.
Favorite Number: i
Favorite Math Topic: Statistics and Hypothesis Testing
Favorite Math Joke: What did the acorn say when it grew up? Answer: Gee - I'm-A-tree (Geometry)
Fun Fact: Heather's nails are always done and match the season.
JoAnn is a certified educator with credentials in Elementary, Middle School, and Special Education K–12. She earned degrees from Trinity College and Teachers College, Columbia University, and teaches both in-center and online with energy and warmth. Known for ringing the cowbell when students master a skill, she makes learning memorable.
She loves math for its universal applications, from cooking to rocket launches. Her favourite number is 8, with its symmetry and link to infinity. Outside of teaching, she has visited ten national parks and enjoys exploring new places.
As a Lead Instructor, he shares his love of problem solving and enjoys seeing everything “click” when students that he is working with reach understanding.
His favorite number is 7, inspired by the seven dwarves, and he plays trumpet, trombone, and ocarina. His other favorite number is 17 because it is the 7th prime number.
Fun Fact: Michael has unconsciously started collecting random things from The Lord of the Rings, including 5 copjes of the books, 2 rings, 9 goblets and a foam replica sword.
Michael brings creativity and energy to each session, helping students feel confident while making math more enjoyable.
Philip holds an Electrical Engineering degree from NJIT. In addition to working at Mathnasium, Philip is also employed as a Data Scientist at Picatinny Arsenal. He likes standup comedy and trying out new restaurants. His favorite number is the Golden Ratio because the sentence "an eigenvalue of the Fibonacci Sequence is the golden ratio" makes sense! Favorite Math Joke: A student asked his Algebra teacher if he could use the restroom. For some reason, the teacher asked him to explain. His response: y=2p Fun Fact about Philip: He has perfect pitch. Why he loves Math "It started off as just something I was good at, but I gradually fell in love with its beauty and utility."
Yves graduated Summa Cum Laude from Rutgers University with a degree in Mathematics and a minor in Computer Science and Theatre. Favorite number :63. It's part of an elaborate ongoing joke with him and his friends. It has a lot of sentimental value. Favorite Math Joke: "Knowing my favorite math pun is trivial and left as an exercise for the reader."
Favorite Math topic: Algebra
Fun Fact: Yves is a professionally trained theatre actor and singer. He's done conservatory work in NYC and has performed in some of his favorite shows. Also, Yves loves the Pi Day Pencil reward on the spinning wheel.
Kairi's favorite number is 26 because it was ALWAYS her student number as a kid.
Favorite Math Topic: Algebra
Favorite Math Joke: What is the name of the knight who designed King Arthur's round table? Answer: Sir Cumference
Fun Fact: Kairi has three cats - Dusty, Chase and Babka.
Nikhil earned his undergraduate and graduate degrees in Chemical Engineering from Carnegie Mellon. Fun Fact - Nikhil has visited over half of all the National Parks in the U.S.
Favorite Math topic: Trigonometry.
Favorite Number: 61
Outside of Mathnasium, Nikhil works full time as a Chemical Engineer. He enjoys basketball, tennis and hiking.
Caleb is a Senior at Mountain Lakes High School where he is a member of the Varsity Tennis Team and is currently taking AP Calculus. He loves math because there is always an answer.
Favorite Number: 8 (It's good luck.)
Fun Fact: Caleb lived in London for 2 years!
In his spare time, Caleb plays the guitar, does some coding, reading, Gaming and welding.
Ian's Favorite number is 1337. Ask him why.
Favorite Math topic: Calculus
Favorite Math Joke: Why do people tend to dislike calculus comedians? Answer: Their material is too derivative.
Hobbies: Cooking, Video Games, Anime and YouTube
Fun Fact: Ian can crack almost every joint in his body! (ouch!!!)
Yusma is an Astrophysics major at Rutgers University. Why? She's just good at it.
Her favorite number is 3!. Ask her why.
Calculus is her favorite area of Math.
Fun Fact: Yusma has 14 travel posters!
Matthew holds a Bachelor degree in Anthropology and a minor in Music. He enjoys painting, video games and making music.
Favorite Number: 25, it's just so useful.
Fun Fact: He has one less bone than a "typical" person.
Isabel attends the Academy for Math, Science and Engineering. She is also a proud member of the NJ Ballet Company.
Kelly's favorite Math topic is Linear Algebra. In between studying for her Actuarial exams and working for Mathnasium, Kelly enjoys running, skiing, singing, cooking, watching reality tv shows like True Crime.
Her favorite number is 9.
Fun Fact: Kelly has a shichon named Lucy.
Skye participates in the Magnet Program for Math and Science at Morris Knolls High School. She is most proud of being selected as a TEDx speaker for the school.
Favorite number is 11 because it was the number of their baseball jersey and it's prime!
Favorite math joke: What did Sin/Cos say after going to the beach? A: Wow, I'm so tan!
In their spare time, Skye enjoys hiking, making jewelry and volunteering at a local animal shlter.
Trina's favorite number is 7. It's just always been her favorite.
Favorite Math Joke: Who's in charge of the pencil case? The ruler! Her favorite math topic is Algebra. Outside of Mathnasium, Trina loves reading and watching movies and tv shows.
Fun Fact: She has traveled to 27 states!
Diya's biggest accomplishment is becoming an Instructor at Mathnasium after having been a student for many years. herfavorite number is 11 because that was always her student number.
Favorite Math Joke: What did zero say to eight? Nice Belt!
Fun Fact: Diya has been playing piano for 3 years.
Diya hopes to study dental medicine in college next year.
Justin is a Senior at Morris Knolls High School. He has always loved math and has always been in the position of tutoring friends.
He is a Varsity Fencer and dabbles in Fashion Design.
Jack is a graduate of Wake Forest University. He will be headed to London in the Fall of 2026 to start his Masters program in AstroPhysics.
Cal is a Junior at Montclair State University .
Proudest accomplishment - transferring universities to pursue their dream major.
Favorite number is 144 because it is 12 squared, which makes it highly divisible.
Favorite math joke: Do you know what's odd? Every other number!!!
A fun fact about Cal - Cal has 4 cats!!!!
Jaiveer is most proud of the fact that he scored 800 on the MATH SAT on the first attempt!
His favorite number is 5 because he was born on May 5.
Favorite Math Joke: Did you hear about the over educated circle? It had 360 degrees!
In his spare time, Jaiveer plays Basketball, Tennis and Video Games. He also enjoys Investing and tutoring.
Fun Fact: He is planning to major in Accounting in College.
Teach children math so they understand it, master it, and love it. Math can change their lives, and they can change the world.
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