Indus Center for Academic Excellence

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The Indus Center for Academic Excellence (ICAE) is a center in Detroit, Michigan, that provides classes for Math, English, Computers, and Physics. It is for grades 3-12. There are levels for ICAE:

[edit] Math

IA:

Introduces problem solving skills to students in 3rd through 5th grade.

IAB:

Prepares students in grades 3-5 in preparation for middle school math competitions.

IB:

Helps students in grades 3-5 master skills in preparation for middle school math competitions.

IIA:

Prepares students in math they will be taught in middle school.

IIAB:

Students learn skills that they will be taught in an intermediate level of math in middle school.

IIB:

Students learn skills they will be taught in an advanced level of math in middle school.

IIIA:

Students learn skills they will be taught in the beginning of high school.

IIIAB:

Students learn skills they will be taught in the intermediate level in high school.

IIIB:

Students learn skills they will be taught in the advanced level in high school.

IV:

Students learn college level math.

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