A Harmony Science Academy – Sugar Land student has been named to the prestigious National Math Stars program, securing 10 years of specialized academic support to accelerate her future in STEM.

National Math Stars identifies second- and third-grade students who demonstrate top 0.1% mathematical talent nationwide. The program provides continuous resources, guidance and advanced coursework through high school graduation.

Hoorain S., an elementary scholar at Harmony Science Academy – Sugar Land, was selected for the 2026 cohort on the competitive Voyager Stars Track.

A $100,000 Investment in Long-Term STEM Success

The Voyager track connects scholars with rigorous, high-level coursework tailored to their advanced learning pace. Students selected for the track receive comprehensive financial and academic support totaling more than $100,000 per student over 10 years.

That long-term commitment covers:

• Personalized Mentorship: Direct guidance from expert math educators and researchers.

• Advanced Coursework: Accelerated STEM learning modules beyond standard grade-level curriculum.

• Learning Supplies: Specialized STEM materials, technology, and books.

• Summer Enrichment: Fully funded tuition for high-level summer STEM programs and camps.

Building Strong Foundations Early

Hoorain’s selection highlights the early identification and support system fostered within Harmony classrooms.

"Harmony teachers identified these scholars' potential early and built their foundational love for STEM," said Ramazan Coskuner, Area Superintendent for Harmony Public Schools Houston South and West Districts. "Now, National Math Stars steps in alongside Harmony to provide the long-term, specialized resources needed to take their talent to the highest levels."

Joining a Collaborative National Community

By earning a spot in the 2026 cohort, Hoorain joins a national community of nearly 1,000 high-ability peers across 10 states. This network provides direct access to a collaborative group of young scholars who share a passion for STEM research, problem-solving, and discovery.