At the moment, we are currently offering our courses through high school administrator enrollment. You should contact your relevant high school administrator to sign up for classes to be offered at your high school. Every attendee will be able to make an account with our organization and be able to access materials individually after the first class concludes.

In order for Modulus courses to be offered at your school, you must not have a pre-existing research program or service for students in grades 6-12 in New York City.

Classes can be held as frequently as the school requests. We typically recommend a class every two weeks (though it depends on the schedule of the host school and instructors). There is no limits on class size per se, but to maximize the benefit for students enrolled, we recommend class sizes of 15-20 students maximum. We also don't place a limit on course offerings, however, some courses are better suited for students in higher grades or with more research experience than others, which we designate accordingly on the website.

Yes, a virtual option is available. We will require on-camera attendance for students attending unless there is explicit technical difficulty that prevents them from doing so.

All classes must be taken in sequence in Level One. Levels Two and Three are more flexible and administrators can select whichever classes they would like to schedule.

After completing the forms, administrators should expect an email within 1-2 weekdays from the Modulus Research team that will confirm the date and time scheduled as well as provide logistical information for the class.

Yes! Though the initiative focuses its efforts within NYC, it is not exclusive to the NYC area.