Good Afternoon,
We’re just a few hours away from our free screening of COUNTED OUT!
Today, Tuesday, April 29th at 5:15 PM at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck, NY.
If you happen to be free, grab a friend and join our walkup crowd. 😀
See you there!
Japheth
COUNTED OUT powerfully illuminates the critical issue of mathematical literacy in our increasingly technical world, revealing that a significant portion of U.S. adults lack the math skills needed to thrive. The film also shines a light on inspiring and innovative approaches to math education that are making a real difference.
This is a fantastic opportunity for educators, parents, adults of all ages, and even documentary-loving kids to gain valuable insights. Feel free to extend the invitation and bring your friends, family, or colleagues – there are plenty of seats available!
We also encourage you to stay after the film for an engaging follow-up discussion where we'll explore the themes of math, technology, and their impact right here in the Mid-Hudson Valley.
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Japheth Wood, PhD
Director, Bard Math Circle and Co-Director, Bard Math CAMP
Continuing Associate Professor of Mathematics, Bard College
COUNTED OUT
If you miss COUNTED OUT in March, must see it again, or are determined to share it with friends and colleagues, you are in the right place:
Tuesday, April 29, 5:15 pm (doors at 4:45 pm)
Screening at Upstate Films in Rhinebeck, NY
Free Event
Radical Equations
The COUNTED OUT film was dedicated to Bob Moses, founder of the Algebra Project. Moses was a civil rights leader who became a math education visionary. He developed a 5-step curricular process leading from a shared experience to symbolic representation of mathematics.
Radical Equations Civil Rights from Mississippi to the Algebra Project by Robert Moses and Charles E. Cobb, 2002.
The Family Math Afternoon
Our monthly family math afternoon is back! For middle school students and their families, the session features Engaging Math Problems, Logic Puzzles, and Thinking Games! You will enjoy a selection of engrossing and hands-on math activities. The mathematical fun will be infinite!
No prior registration is needed for the Family Math Afternoon. We meet in the Community Room.
Saturday, May 17, 2–4pm
Family Math Afternoon at the Kingston Library, Kingston, NY
Join us for a math adventure!
Location: Kingston Library, 61 Crown Street, Kingston NY 12401
Schedule: Saturdays, 2-4pm
Dates: February 15, March 15, April 19, and May 17 in 2025
Parking: The library has plentiful free parking
Summer Program
Bard Math CAMP: August 4–8, 2025 at Bard College. Apply now!
Step 1: Complete the Interest Form
Step 2: Students work on the MAP
Parent’s Math Workshop
Our Parent’s Math Workshop will start on May 17, alongside our Family Math Afternoon that month. For parents who would like to develop a math friendly home environment and invite their young ones into the world of mathematics. Space in the workshop is limited, so please sign up below.
More Opportunities
Summer Mathematics Programs Consortium
We’ve joined the Summer Mathematics Programs Consortium! This community of mathematically-intensive summer enrichment programs is dedicated to improvement and promoting greater access to advanced study in the mathematical sciences for middle and high school students.
If you are a CAMP alum in high school, take a look at our partner programs and let the adventure continue!
The Upstate New York Math Team
Compete with a community of high school math students in the American Regions Math League.
Show Math Some Love!
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