Math Medic
Math Medic is an education platform built by teachers for students. It offers free, student-centered lesson plans and assessment tools covering core high school math subjects and has grown to reach over 100,000 teachers nationwide.
The Story
Math Medic began when three math teachers from East Kentwood High School in Kentwood, Michigan started developing the Experience First, Formalize Later (EFFL) approach in their own classrooms. They realized the standard memorization-heavy model wasn't working for most students and set out to build lessons that actually made math click.
Over several years, the team created thousands of lessons and shared them across their district. Word spread quickly — by 2021, teachers from across the country were reaching out for access, and the team formally organized as Math Medic, LLC. That same year, they launched the Math Medic Foundation to bring free resources to schools that couldn't afford them.
Today, Math Medic reaches over 100,000 teachers nationwide with its complete high school math curriculum, daily lesson plans, and the Math Medic Assessment Platform. Subscriptions start at $325 per teacher per year, and beginning fall 2026, Math Medic Plus will deliver a full curriculum package. The platform remains rooted in the Michigan classroom where it started — built by teachers, for teachers.
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Products
AP Exam Review
AP Statistics and AP Calculus review courses with video lessons, practice problems, and exam strategies. Available for $29 per student per course.
Free Daily Lesson Plans
Free, student-centered daily lesson plans for Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, and AP Statistics, built by teachers using the Experience First, Formalize Later model.
Math Medic Plus
Full curriculum subscription providing ready-to-use lesson plans, assessments, and videos for every high school math course. Subscriptions start at $325 per teacher per year.
Company Timeline
2015 — Stats Medic founded
Three math teachers from East Kentwood High School in Kentwood, Michigan began developing the Experience First, Formalize Later approach, originally under the name Stats Medic.
2021 — Math Medic Foundation launched
Lindsey Gallas and Luke Wilcox launched the Math Medic Foundation, a public charity focused on equitable access to high-quality math education.
2024 — Reaches 100,000 teachers
Math Medic reached over 100,000 teachers nationwide, becoming one of the most widely used high school math curriculum platforms in the United States.
2026 — Math Medic Plus subscription launch
Math Medic Plus subscriptions launched, giving schools and teachers full access to every course — Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, and AP Statistics.
