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.

My favorite math class I ever took was AP statistics when I was a junior in high school. I loved learning about conducting t-tests, calculating standard deviations, etc. Since then, I've taken several algebra classes and precalc. After high school, I served a mission for my church in southern Mexico. I learned Spanish there and once, just for fun, worked out the equation for converting Fahrenheit to Celsius to figure out just how hot it was. Before coming to Mathnasium, I worked as a small-group math tutor for elementary students, and then as a special education resource paraprofessional where I tutored high school level math. I love working with students of all ages and being a part of their growth. Outside of math, I love to rest my brain by hiking and spending time with my family. I recently hiked the Grand Canyon rim-to-rim trail with my sister and came out with a record number of blisters. I also love painting, watching a good tv show with my husband, and gardening.
Fun Fact: I can't tell left from right!
Favorite Number, Why?: My favorite number is 12! I love even numbers and there are 12 hours on clocks.
Education: I graduated in 2026 from Western Governors University with a degree in Secondary Biology Education. While there I earned the Student Excellence Award in Science, Technology, and Society. I consider math the backbone of science and love learning about how much good we can do when we understand the natural world and the needs of our communities.
Why I Like Mathnasium: I love Mathnasium because our program focuses on personal learning. Each student learns in a unique way and on their own timeline. Here at Mathnasium we meet each student where they are at. I love watching students grow in confidence as they develop new skills, overcome challenges, and begin to see themselves as capable mathematicians.
I have taken math classes through Calculus 1, in addition to Statistics. I also took Math 4010 and Math 4020 which specializes in learning how to teach the foundational math concepts. I have played several sports throughout my lifetime but Tennis is the one I continued with through College. In high school I won state all 4 years and then I went on to play D1 tennis at the University of Utah. My senior season I was named PAC 12 Scholar Athlete of the Year! In college I worked at Mathnasium as an instructor where I fell in love with teaching math. I then graduated and went on to teach 7th-9th grade math for 2 years. I missed the Mathnasium environment and was very excited to have an opportunity to come back! I love playing pickleball, hanging out with my family and baking cakes.
Fun Fact: I have 3 kids
Favorite Number, Why?: 4. It has always been my lucky jersey number.
Education: I graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in Elementary Education and another degree in Child Development. I also have a minor degree in Sociology.
Why I Like Mathnasium: I love working at Mathnasium because our curriculum and processes give every student a chance to be their very best selves. We create an environment that encourages learning while having fun. I love seeing the growth of all our students and seeing the confidence that comes from the individualized instruction.
I took AP Calc in High school and tested into Calculus 1 my first year in College. I played tennis in High School, I am an Eagle Scout, and I Served a full-time mission for my church in England! I worked at Camp Keisel (a Cub Scout camp) and taught everything from first aid to archery and geology. I do origami, and I love to learn about airplanes.
Fun Fact: I speak Russian
Favorite Number: π (pi) because I sat next to a poster of pi in 7th grade and memorized the first 30 digits!
Education: I am a freshman at Utah State University studying Aerospace Engineering. I graduated from Box Elder High School in 2021.
Why I love Mathnasium: I like working with other people, and I like fulfilling work.
I took AP calculus in high school. I have played basketball and tennis and just recently get back from a LDS mission in Peru. I like basketball, tennis, and reading.
Fun Fact: I am colorblind.
Favorite Number, Why?: It's got to be number 45 for Donovan Mitchell.
Education: I went to Dixie high school and graduated in 2024.
Why I Like Mathnasium: It will be great to help people enjoy math like I enjoy it.
Clint holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Utah and spent 16+ years building a successful career in marketing and advertising. Now, he brings his passion for problem-solving and mentorship to Mathnasium, where he’s proud to help kids build math confidence.
Clint lives in Utah with his wife and three kids, and he enjoys hiking, skiing, and cheering on the Utah Utes. One of his proudest adventures? Summiting Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania at 19,341 feet! Helping students realize they can do math is one of the most rewarding experiences of his career.
Kassidy graduated from Brigham Young University with a B.S. in Civil and Environmental Engineering. While there, she was also a TA in the math department and a captain of the BYU Women’s Soccer Team. Her experience coaching kids and working with students at Mathnasium since 2013 has fueled her love for teaching.
Kassidy and her husband have two kids and two active dogs. She enjoys creating fun math experiences at school Math Nights and showing kids how exciting math can be. Fun fact: She’s featured in a YouTube video with over six million views!
Reed has always loved math and enjoys helping kids learn to love math and how to use math in their daily lives. Reed earned a BS of Electrical Engineering degree from Brigham Young University and a Masters of Business Administration degree at Boise State University. Reed has spent over 25 years as a successful engineering and operations executive at Hewlett Packard, Quantum, and Iomega. In 2004, he decided to test his entrepreneurial skills and created Matchbin (now Radiate Media), a successful internet software company. Over the last 10 years, Reed has been active in the Utah technology community. As a member of the Governor's Technology Initiative Advisory Board for the State of Utah, he has helped to grow funding for engineering programs at Utah Universities and Colleges. Reed and his team is committed to helping children grow their interest and confidence in math and prepare them for a successful college education and career in technology, business, finance, medical, manufacturing, science, biology, or other fields that require strong math skills.
Fun Fact: Decided to become an Electrical Engineer because of 8th grade shop project making a DC motor
Education: Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from BYU and Masters of Business Administration degree from Boise State University
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