Top-Rated K-12 Math Tutors in Park City

Kouy and Dena met and instantly bonded over their passion for Park City and the desire to root themselves deeper in their community as local business owners. Over months of discussions involving coffee and donuts, they observed that Park City had a wonderful surplus of athletic clubs and other extra curricular activities, but it seemed to be lacking supplemental education programs that benefit its younger population, specifically math related. Given their own experiences with Mathnasium via their own children, a Park City location felt like the perfect fit, and they haven’t looked back. With their shared love of learning, passion for inspiring our youth, and an entrepreneurial spirit, Dena and Kouy are thrilled to bring Mathnasium to Park City and make it the premier location for your kids to find their love for all things math!

Liam is a lifelong Utahn and proud graduate of Park City High School. He earned his degree in Applied Mathematics from the University of Utah in May of 2024, and has been part of our team since May of 2023. Starting as an Instructor, Liam’s enthusiasm for teaching and natural leadership quickly led him through several roles—including Lead Instructor, Assistant Center Director, and Education Director—before stepping into his current position as Center Director.

With a deep passion for mathematics, Liam finds genuine joy in helping students build confidence and mastery in the subject. His approach is rooted in patience, clarity, and a love for problem-solving.

Outside of work, Liam enjoys baking (especially cinnamon rolls), skiing on Utah’s slopes, and backpacking through the mountains. He’s a big fan of polar bears and has a particular fondness for the color purple.

FAVORITE NUMBER: 17. 

FAVORITE MATH JOKE: How do you solve any equation? Multiply both sides by zero!

Greta moved to Park City when she was 3 from Sandy, Utah, and is currently a sophomore at Park City High School. She enjoys cross-country mountain bike racing, skiing, and playing in the high school band/orchestra. She has always enjoyed school, really loves working with kids, and likes math. She will graduate from high school in 2026 and is excited to figure out how to make a difference in the world. 

FAVORITE NUMBER: 13. 

FAVORITE MATH JOKE: Why was the equal sign so humble? It knew it wasn’t less than or greater than anyone else.

Emily grew up in Park City and is a Park City High School Alumni. She recently graduated from the University of Utah with a bachelors degree in astronomy and astrophysics. She loves to read, look at the stars, travel, and hang out with her dog.

FAVORITE NUMBER: 13

FAVORITE MATH JOKE: There are three kinds of people in the world: Those that can count, and those that can’t.

Raven was born in Kansas, but moved to Utah when she was 6. She grew up competing in freeride skiing and now she coaches during the winter! She is a freshman at the University of Utah and is studying applied math. When she’s not at school, she likes spending quality time with her 8 dogs. 

FAVORITE NUMBER: 13

FAVORITE MATH JOKE: Why is 69 so scared of 70? Because once they fought, and 71.

Mia moved to Park City in 2021 from Grand Rapids, Michigan. She is a passionate, hardworking student and one in a family of four. Along with her family, Mia has traveled all around the world, from Africa to Italy and this coming year she plans to go to Switzerland and Japan. She enjoys skiing, playing competitive volleyball, baking, and most of all, Christmas. Mia is currently a junior at Park City High School and plans to graduate in the summer of 2026. Mia is very passionate when it comes to leadership and solving complex problems, which applies to the Mathnasium environment often. She hopes to provide a fun experience for all Mathnasium students as many amazing teachers did for her. 

FAVORITE NUMBER: 4. 

FAVORITE MATH JOKE: Why did the obtuse angle jump into the pool? Because it was over 90 degrees.