Published every March
Financial statement, impact indicators, testimonials, outlook. First report expected March 2027 (post non-profit incorporation).
Excellence is documented. Here is the real state of the BlackGenius Canada movement as of May 2026 — without embellishment, and with the transparency commitments we've made to families, funders and the community.
We commit to publishing a detailed annual report after each March general assembly, starting in 2027.
The story of a journey that sums up what solidarity among parents can change: an honest diagnosis, a demanding plan, resources shared between families — and a community that doesn't let go.
The child: 11 years old, Grade 6 in a Montreal public school. Well-liked by his teachers, seen as "average" in math. First-term report card: 64% in math, 71% in science. The family was concerned but didn't know how to step in.
The child himself described himself as "not really good at math" — a classic self-fulfilling prophecy.
An honest academic diagnosis. A volunteer teacher from the founding WhatsApp group — the very same group that would give rise to BlackGenius Canada in 2026 — identified in two sessions that the child had a shaky grasp of three prerequisites: automated multiplication tables, long division, fractions. Not a comprehension problem: a fluency problem.
A 28-week individualized plan. 30 minutes a day, five days a week, focused on the three identified gaps. Resources shared among the group's families. A referent tutor family for when he got stuck.
A targeted competition. Preparation for Mathlon (a Canadian competition) in March, to give him a tangible goal.
"What changed isn't just the grade. It's that my son sees himself differently now. He knows he can do it. And that, I owe to BlackGenius." — Aïcha K., mother · Founding family · May 2026
Financial statement, impact indicators, testimonials, outlook. First report expected March 2027 (post non-profit incorporation).
Average academic progress, admission rate to enriched programs, competition-participation rate.
Annual external accounting, guaranteed 87% programs / 13% management ratio, published accounts.
More families in solidarity, more children supported by their parents and their community, more documented files. That's how our legacy is built.