Math Corps Students Meet the Detroit Pistons This summer, Math Corps students visited the Detroit Pistons, where guard Chaz Lanier spent time with the group. Chaz didn’t just show up to say hello — he pulled up a chair, grabbed a mic, and spent real time with our Math Corps kids. He answered questions, signed...

Every summer, Visitor's Day opens our doors and lets families, partners, and friends see Math Corps in action

Right now hundreds of kids across Detroit and our partner sites are spending their summer mornings doing math, not because they have to, but because they want to.

Everyone in education says they love kids. It's practically a reflex. At Math Corps, we decided to find out what we actually meant — and wrote it down.

Math Corps students took their advocacy to the Michigan State Capitol, meeting with legislators, representing their community, and making the case for why out-of-school time programming matters.

In the summer of 1996, a middle schooler named Laurecia wrote us a letter about why she wanted to come back to Math Corps. 30 years later, students are still writing us the same one.

Every fall, teachers across the country face the same quiet challenge: before they can move forward, they have to go back. Studies show math takes a harder hit than any other subject over the summer — and for kids who already have the fewest resources, the loss compounds year after year. Here's why it happens,...

At the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA) conference, NSLA’s CEO shared a Math Corps success story that captured exactly why alignment matters.

This national award recognizes outstanding programs that expand access to mathematics and support students from underrepresented communities on pathways to academic and professional success.

Every summer morning at Math Corps starts the same way. It’s simple—almost ordinary—but what happens around that table is anything but.