What's on the table

The Calculus Roundtable's update of
existing projects and projects in development
Sum 2018

Summer Lovin'
Cohort 25

189 Students from the West Contra Costa Unified School District, 40 students from Oakland and San Leandro participated in our STEM Summer School program. 5th-8th graders participated in engaging grade level activities as varied as DNA extraction simulation to designing volcanoes and testing the the lava’s viscosity to making contact with the International space station. that raise scores in ELA and Math.

Common Adds to the Mix
Mentoring

We were all very excited to have Grammy and Oscar award-winning artist, Common join us on a recent My Brothers Keeper Alliance conference call. Common talked about mentoring and his educational heroes; those people who made a difference in his life. Common represents president Obama's innovative initiative to serve black and brown communities.

Pathway Through the Trades
momentum points

Calculus Roundtable and Cue Career announce a joint strategic partnership to provide career education to young people and prepare them for a 21st Century workforce.
Cue Career partners with top industry associations, who provide industry specific trainings, internships, and mentoring. The partnership allows the two, innovative education & workforce development organizations to engage a national audience of schools and districts.

Mills College PBL Project
CR Fellows

Special thanks to the Cowell Foundation and Mills College for hosting an important 2 week training in Project Based Learning and trauma sensitive education practices for several of our instructional coaches and partner teachers.

OUR NEW FELLOW
CR Fellows

Morris Green is our newest CR Fellow. Morris is an engineer, my trade; earning a Masters in both Electrical & Mechanical Engineering from the University of Buffalo in New York. Mo has volunteered extensively with at-risk youth in Brooklyn, from where he hails.

             400 New Post Grads           Added to Database
College Pipeline

Calculus Roundtable is building a national network of recent graduates of color who have received degrees in science, technology, engineering, and or mathematics disciplines. This network serves as a backbone for mentoring and inspiring our younger, K12 students. From surveys, conferences and events we added over 400 young women and men of color ready and available to tutor and mentor a young person through our online activities.

DORS Students Receive
Google Scholarship
DORS  Journey

Two students from our Digital One Room Schoolhouse program (DORS) were recently selected to attend Google's cutting edge maker's space, CodeNext.
Our students Donovan Harris and Rolegia Ignacio-Lopez received a 2 week, tuition free 2 week training, learning coding from Google staff volunteers.

CR’s ED Guest Judge at Chevron’s Innovation Camp
PARTNERSHIPS

Executive Director, Jim Hollis and about 60 students from the Richmond High Engineering Academy, Pinole Valley High Engineering Academy and Hercules High participated in the Junior Achievement Social Innovation Camp at the Richmond Memorial Auditorium. Mr. Hollis was invited to Judge the annual workshop sponsored by Junior achievement and Chevron, that tasks Richmond students with developing an innovative idea that solves some the world’s biggest, most difficult challenges.
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