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Manhattan ACE | Intensive Academic Learning
About Us
Manhattan ACE is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to helping K–12 students excel academically and thrive in every aspect of life. We offer advanced programs in math, English, coding, public speaking, contest math and physics, and investment education—designed to empower students to reach their full potential, gain admission to top schools, and pursue meaningful career opportunities. Understanding that every child’s path is unique, we provide personalized support and guidance for both students and parents, fostering a forward-thinking, supportive learning community. Let Manhattan ACE be your trusted partner on the journey to academic excellence, personal growth, and lifelong success.
Unlocking Children's Full Potential with Manhattan ACE
Academic Consultation
We provide free consultations to parents, offering valuable insights and guidance on building your child's academic profile. We understand the importance of early planning and strategic decision-making for your child's future.
College Application Assistance
We provide comprehensive support for college applications, including essay discussions and guidance through the often-daunting application process.
Writing Excellence
Our students consistently receive Scholastic Writing Awards, recognizing their exceptional achievements. This year, a remarkable 12 out of 13 submissions in the John Locke Writing Competition earned coveted shortlist placements, a testament to our unwavering commitment to cultivating writing prowess.
Competition and Exam Preparation
We offer a variety of courses to prepare students for competitions and exams in subjects such as Math, Physics, Writing, and SAT/ACT, etc. Our dedicated instructors ensure that your child is well-prepared to excel in these challenging tests.Research Support: Our team assists students in conducting social science research papers, fostering critical thinking skills and encouraging academic excellence.
Scholarly Achievements
Manhattan ACE takes pride in the success of our students. Each year, we have a 5th grader qualified for the AIME (American Invitational Mathematics Examination), a milestone that often evokes considerable stress among high school students.
Internship Opportunities
Through our "Bright Ladders Mentor-Led Intern Program," in collaboration with the founder and chairman Emeritus of Help For Children(www.HFC.org), a committed organization focused on the prevention and treatment of child abuse, we aim to bridge the gap between education and real-world experience. This program connects 10th, 11th, and 12th graders and college freshmen with valuable internship opportunities in various fields, including Education, Non-Profit, Law, Accounting, Technology, and more.
