Kappa Community Project, Inc. promotes youth development in science, technology, engineering and math. Our key program components include STEM Enrichment, Character/Leadership Training, Academic Planning, College and Career Preparation, and Parent Education. Our programs are designed to help youth in the Oakland/San Francisco Bay area and surrounding communities successfully complete higher education in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), and serve as positive role models and contributors to their communities. We rely on contributions and sponsorship to support our programs.
Kappa Community Project, Inc. is an IRS 501(c)(3) public charity.
Federal Tax ID Number: 94-2952968.
164 Monaco Court, Pleasanton, CA 94566
(510) 736-5278
KAPPA LEAGUE
Letter From The Director
The Berkeley Alumni Kappa League program is a developmental program that provides the necessary training for leaders of tomorrow. We typically enroll middle school students and provide educational resources until they graduate from high school. Our ultimate goal is to help young men gain admittance into four-year colleges and universities. We seek to work with individuals who have demonstrated the potential to be high achievers, but are currently under-performing. At the middle school level we help students overcome barriers to academic success by: assessing their academic performance in core curriculum. providing needed educational resources. developing good study skills. We teach our high school students principles of disciplined lifestyles that are required to attend the nation’s top colleges. We are currently focused on developing a fundraising strategy, which will allow us to continue to extend the program to new students while providing scholarships for our graduates. In this third year of our pilot program, we are looking to expand our program and provide scholarship support for our inaugural class of boys who will be graduating from high school in 4 years. To do this good and needed work, we seek financial support from individuals, organizations, and/or corporations that see the value that our work affords our community.
- Dorian Bohler, Director of Guide Right
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The Scholarship application and guidelines for 2018-2019 are now available, please click the link below. Kappa Alpha Psi Scholarship Guidelines 2018-2019 2019 Kappa Community Project Scholarship Application
Registration will be available Soon!
Students will explore computer science fundamentals through the usage of the programming language C/C++. Topics will include: compiler basics, strings, functions, arrays, and pointers. Students will also experience hands-on use of Arduino single board computers with accompanying kits including motors, sensors, and other electronic components.Actual Workshop (Saturday Only Dates):
TBD.