The Calculus Project

10/08/2026

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08/27/2026

We deeply value our collaborative relationship with Emmanuel College. This article highlights one of several partnerships we have with higher education institutions. This would not have been possible without the support of Dr. Keith Lezama.

Two Saints, two paths, one partnership rooted in community and education. 💙💛

Kyle Antoine '24 G'25 connected with The Calculus Project through a School of Education fellowship and has been with the program ever since. He just wrapped his second summer as a lead teacher, planning lessons and building a classroom culture where students feel comfortable thinking and speaking as mathematicians. That experience helped him land his first full-time teaching position at TechBoston Academy.

"Experience with The Calculus Project sticks out on a resume, especially when applying to one of our many partner schools in the Boston area," he said.

Oscar Cabral '26 followed a similar path — starting as a fellow before growing into a Peer Teacher Leader role, where he now hires, onboards, and supervises roughly 50 Peer Teachers each summer.

"It's heartwarming to build connections with the students coming into the program and then see how well they're doing afterward," Cabral said. "The Calculus Project does a great job of building community."

Learn more:
https://www.emmanuel.edu/pulse/story/emmanuel-and-calculus-project-partnership-rooted-community-connection-and-learning

08/08/2026

We deeply value and appreciate our partnership with the Kennedy School of Science at UMass Lowell. Without their support, we would not be able to expose students as young as 7th grade to life on a college campus while preparing them for success in advanced mathematics.

04/24/2026

Please support my good friend Abdi Ali and his team at WordPowered. Our youth won't solve word problems in math if they cannot read or write.
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03/15/2026

Earlier this month, former TCP scholar and Peer Teacher CJ Cox clocked a career-high 27 points in a nail-biter at Northwestern, carrying the Boilermakers to victory in the final seconds of the game.

We couldn’t be more proud and excited to see what’s next from this unstoppable alum turned Big Ten breakout star! We'll be cheering him on as March Madness approaches, and we suggest you keep an eye on his top-seeded team as you lock in your brackets....

Former TCP scholar and Peer Teacher and current Purdue point guard CJ Cox put on a show last week against Northwestern, dominating the offensive effort to carry Purdue through a stunning comeback victory.

03/13/2026

It’s every mathematician's favorite holiday! We're sharing a few of our favorite Pi Day celebrations happening in and around Boston this year, from MIT Museum, The Young People's Project, Boston Public Library, and Museum of Science, Boston:

It’s every mathematician’s favorite holiday! We're sharing our favorite Pi Day activities and celebrations happening in and around Boston.

02/26/2026

We had a blast Lawrence Family Development Charter School’s first annual Summer Experiences fair! We can’t wait to welcome their students to our summer Leadership Academy, and are already looking forward to next year’s event.

02/25/2026

We’re marking the 100th anniversary of Black History Month by celebrating just a few trailblazing Black mathematics educators we admire.

⭐ Extra credit if you already know them all....

https://thecalculusproject.org/black-mathematics-educators-you-should-know/

What does a mathematician look like? An important prong of our mission at The Calculus Project is to challenge the often biased answers to this question. Here's just a few of the historic Black American math teachers we admire.

02/24/2026

We’re shaping the next generation of engineers set to bring electric air taxis to fruition.

🚀 This recent CBS News feature proves that the future of urban transit is closer than we think.

As we continue to offer our Urban Air Systems workshops to our students, we can’t wait to see what contributions they might soon make to this emerging technology.

The future of air travel touched down in New York on Friday. CBS News New York's Steve Overmyer got a look at an electric air taxi that could transform how N...

02/08/2026

This week, we’re celebrating a (belated) International LEGO Day — and gearing up to cheer on the New England Patriots!

Credit due to our partners at Deilab for unlocking the power of “toys as tools” and enriching the TCP curriculum with these discovery-based, hands-on activities.