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The José Valdés Math Institute is an organization whose mission is to improve students' skills in math and close the achievement gap in San Jose and Silicon Valley.

The original vision of Mr. José Valdés was to ensure that minority and underrepresented children be given equal opportunities to succeed in mathematics. This ideal provides the foundation of our philosophy at Valdés.
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Summer Overview

The 2010 Math Institute is over and it proved very successful. Over 94% of our students completed the program, an outstanding number considering these students put in over 170 class hours during the SUMMER. That is a testament to our staff and the determination to improve by our students. Families should have received their letters by now indicating their students results and class recommendations. Contact us via email if you have not received any information. Letters were also sent to al..


 








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In the past 20 years I have seen nothing but excellence evolve from students who have attended the Jose Valdes Math Institute. My sixth and seventh grade students have gone on to many colleges and universities after attending the Institute. My two children, Kira and Tyson, both found math success after attending the program. Kira is currently a Teacher/Administrator at Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi. Tyson is an Algebra teacher at the San Francisco county jail. ---Gene Powell, Teacher, Sylvandale Middle School.

 
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