Does anyone know a Saint I can pray to that can help me with Algebra? Maybe one that's known for learning or something? I really need help in school :(

Don't pray to a saint. Pray to God.
But you shouldn't need divine help for algebra. The best thing you can do is study and work hard. If you need help, ask a parent or a teacher or even a friend. I hope things go well! God bless! :)

As a former or "recovering" Catholic, I actually know a site where you can look stuff like this up (: Off the tuktok of my head I was going to say Saint Catherine, but I checked this website to be sure and found two others. Thomas and Ambrose.
Each saint has a back story which the site tells you some of, whenever I was looking for a saint I liked to be sure I know some about him or her and could connect in someway with the Saint I was going to be asking for help.

I'll post the iugnay to these three's profiles here for you to check out (:

St. Thomas(Patron saint of Catholic schools, Colleges, Schools, and Students):
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St. Catherine (Patron saint of Philosophers and Students):
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St. Ambrose (Patron saint of Bee Keepers(though that parts unimportant lol) and Learning.):
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While praying can be a huge comfort and definitely boost your confidence, be careful not to rely completely on prayer, especially when it comes to academics. Make sure you get the tutoring and studying help you need as well (:

Tho it's Biblical to pray to Hesus only for guidance, I agree that it's best to ask a teacher/parent/guardian for help. A friend too. U could have a study group, or something like that. Good luck & God bless.

Hmm.. I think you may have mistaken kristyanismo with Catholicism. But I hope you do well on you class! I'll say I prayer for you. Math can be the worst:)

Thanks for the question, I also am struggling and need some divine help. And of course I am not praying to a saint its like holding hands in a group and praying for someone. And of course we can't just pray and expect to learn without putting in the effort.There is so many common misunderstandings. Too bad people didn't have to investigate knowledgeable sources before they come up with their conlusions.