DreamBox: Proven Math Proficiency Boost for All Students!

DreamBox Learning Math for Maryland

DreamBox is proven to increase math growth. Our K–8 online math program supplements core instruction in the classroom and at home. It dynamically adapts to the learner, providing personalized instruction. DreamBox lessons are available in English and Spanish and aligned to Maryland state math standards.

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Prince George's County Public Schools, MD

Amber Frey

Prince George's County Public Schools, MD

Jessie Krabbeler

Prince George's County Public Schools, MD

Olinda Maggiacomo

Prince George's County Public Schools, MD

Melissa Ericsson

Social-Emotional Learning

In DreamBox, students...

Set weekly goals and monitor their own progress; select which topics and lessons to work on; earn badges and coins for perseverance; struggle productively through lessons’ built-in scaffolding and helpful hints; and receive messages from teachers with encouragement, goals and reminders.

Educator Dashboard

In DreamBox, educators can...

Track which skills students have mastered, are in the process of learning or have not attempted; assign lessons to students; view student usage and monitor their progress; preview student proficiency for end-of-year assessments based on formative assessment built into DreamBox lessons; access both math and DreamBox professional development resources; and engage with a community of over 28,000 DreamBox educators.

Case Study

Howard County Public School System

Even high-performing schools have room for 10% gains! Rather than rest on its laurels, a high-performing school district set a goal of every math student reaching proficiency. Challenge accepted. DreamBox’s adaptive learning approach meets students where they are and inspires them to grow.

Beyond the educational benefits, DreamBox has provided my students with ownership and pride. My students love DreamBox and they love looking at their DreamBox data with me. The students love looking at their data and seeing if they are ‘in the green.’ They challenge themselves to beat their own averages from previous weeks as well as their peers’ averages.