The Calculus Project

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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....

Alumni Update: CJ Cox's Banner Night 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.

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:

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

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.

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/

Historic 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.

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.

Electric air taxi could transform NYC travel 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...

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.

Just published: Our Annual Report looks back on a year of expansion, both in scale and impact. Reflect on 2025 with us as we prepare for an even bigger 2026.

Annual Report The Annual Report documents our scale and impact as The Calculus Project comes to life across classrooms, partner organizations, and districts. Read to revisit the case studies, data, and student success stories that best reflect the past year.

💡At The Calculus Project, we know that academic excellence is for everybody, regardless of income, race, zip code, or ethnicity.

💙 When you donate to our annual fund, every dollar supports a local student’s mathematics journey: https://bit.ly/TCPAppeal25

Just Announced: Math education in Boston is about to get wicked good. Count us in for ‘Wicked Math,’ a City of Boston-wide initiative led by Mayor Michelle Wu 吳弭, Boston Public Schools, and EdVestors.

The Calculus Project will work with Brighton High School, Boston Latin Academy, and Tech Boston Academy to bolster Boston’s math culture and close the opportunity gap for kids across the city.

➕ Learn about our fellow Wicked Math partner organizations and participating schools: www.bos.gov/wickedmath