Grandview Park Baptist School is proud to present the third year of the Calculus Club of Grandview Park Baptist High School. Founded by Ryan, Rachel, Meghan, Kim, and supervisor Mrs. Capon, the Calculus Club finished an exciting second year. The Calculus Club not only crunches numbers, but it also gets involved with the school integrating math and fun into inventive activities. A few of the activities derived by the Calculus Club were Math Fair, a trip to Williamsburg High School to teach calculus to other students, and serving breakfast to students who took the American Mathematics Competition Test. Keep an eye on the Calculus Club of Grandview Park Baptist High School as their program starts to add up; their creativity has no limit!


The Calc Club is sponsored by Mrs. Capon.

Created by: Cara

This is an example of an easier problem a Calculus Club member would have to solve.

Constitution
Calculus Club
Grandview Park Baptist School

A written constitution was assembled by the members of Calculus Club. The Calculus Club Constitution consists of six articles.
Article I: Name and Purpose
Article II: Membership and Selection of Members
Article III: Discipline and Dismissal
Article IV: Dues and Apparel
Article V: Activities
Article VI: Amendments

The Calculus Club of Grandview Park Baptist School, or , is off to a great start in its third year. The record-setting six members (Clinton Ellis - Director of Foreign Affairs, Erik Nilius - Brute Squad, Krisanna Root - Diplomat, Daniel Sternquist - Ambassador/Director of Communications, Aric Warner - Health Inspector, Evan Westbrook - CIA, plus auxiliary member Daniel Schwab - Alias Unknown), believe there is no limit to what they will experience and accomplish this year. Each member of the Calculus Club plays an integral part in the day-to-day operations of the organization, having a ± huge impact on the advancement of math at our school. Some of the benefits derived from being in Calculus include breakfast, snacks, "thinking hats", t-shirts that no one outside the club understands, dry math jokes, Mrs. Capon's little life lessons, eliteness, and, of course, lots of learning. Throughout the year, the Calculus Club participates in activities to enrich those around them. This year the Calculus Club will continue the tradition of providing a breakfast to other students involved in the National Math Exam. They also plan to sponsor the biggest and the best Math Fair to date, with the guaranteed return of "Stump the Schwab". This club also has the ambition to resurrect the annual field trip to Williamsburg to review for the AP Exam with students from Mrs. Capon's former high school. Keep tuned in to this page to find out more!