Community Based Organizations

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2	Breakthrough New York	http://www.btny.org/	Six-years of tutoring, classes and more to get ready for college. Runs year-round, including summers and the school year	College students teach promising middle & high school kids math, reading, writing and science to help them get ready for college	Smart, low-income 6th grade through high school	Application process has several stages. Email admissions@btny.org by mid-February to sign up for a family information session, and check website for parts one and two of the application, due in March
3	College Now @ Hunter College	http://collegenow.cuny.edu/about-college-now/	Free classes taught by Hunter faculty to prepare high-schoolers for college work during fall and spring semesters	Explore areas of interest not covered in school and get academic credit for high school or college	Classes are geared towards 11th and 12th graders	Fall applications due early June, spring applications due in December
4	Courant Splash (cSplash) @ NYU	http://www.cims.nyu.edu/~csplash/	Day-long math workshops and talks one Saturday in April	Schmooze with math geeks in workshops like "Surprising Probabilities," "The Math in Money" and "Wireless Communications"	High school students	Check website in late March/early April for sign up link
5	MathMatters!	http://nycmathmatters.org/	An after-school enrichment program where high school students teach discrete mathematics to middle school students	Learn about topics like game theory, graph theory, number theory, and other fun mathematics that are not normally taught in math class	High school students from any school may participate as tutors; middle school students must attend a participating school
6	Pushkin Academy’s Math-M-Addicts Program	http://www.pushkinacademy.com/en/pamm/	Low-cost math for math-lovers on Saturday mornings at PS 6 during the school year	Students work alone and on teams to solve multi-step math problems	Middle and high school students	Ongoing
7	Williams College Math Camp (WCMC)	http://sites.williams.edu/mathcamp/	A free, one-week residential math camp	Number Theory & The Art of Mathematical Thinking: students will learn to explore the theory of numbers by asking thoughtful questions, working out examples, looking for patterns, making conjectures, and finally, proving their results	High school students who have completed or are currently enrolled in Algebra 2 or its equivalent	Application process has several stages. Email admissions@btny.org by mid-February to sign up for a family information session, and check website for parts one and two of the application, due in March
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10	MathABC.com	http://www.mathabc.com/math-test	A free online website to practice skills	Drills range from times tables to telling time to graphs	Grades K-6	No application, program ongoing
11	Top Honors	http://www.tophonors.org/	Free math help on Saturday mornings and Tuesday evenings during the school year	Math games and exercises to boost lagging skills; kids earn fake dollars to win prizes for good work	Middle school students	Ongoing
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