21-22
MATH OLYMPIADS
MS. KESKIN
AS STATEWIDE & NATIONWIDE & INTERNATIONAL WIDE!
DURING 20-21
MATHMAGICIANS REPRESENTED OUR SCHOOL IN 4 DIFFERENT MATH OLYMPIADS
AS STATEWIDE & NATIONWIDE & INTERNATIONAL WIDE!
MATHMAGICIANS PARTICIPATED IN 14 DIFFERENT MATH COMPETITIONS & CONTESTS
MAA-AMC COMPETITION
ARETTA LABS-MATH MADNESS COMPETITION
MATH LEAGUE CONTEST
CARIBOU CONTEST
THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU WHO GIVE EFFORT, ATTEND MEETINGS, ENGAGE WITH ME, ENJOY MATH, REPRESENT OUR SCHOOL IN MATH OLYMPIADS, ETC...
YOU ARE THE BEST...
AS STATEWIDE & NATIONWIDE & INTERNATIONAL WIDE!
21-22
MATH OLYMPIADS
“MATHMAGICIANS”
MAA - AMC
AMERICAN MATHEMATICS COMPETITIONS
The MAA’s American Mathematics Competitions (MAA AMC) program leads the nation in strengthening the mathematical capabilities of the next generation of problem-solvers.
ARETTA LABS -
MATH MADNESS COMPETETIONS
Math Madness is an online, team-based competition event that takes place each fall and spring at three levels, ES (3-5th), MS (6-8th) and HS (9-12th), enabling students to compete in leagues of weekly competition followed by a by a nation-wide, single elimination bracket tournament.
Math League’s main goal is educational: to promote enjoyment and study of mathematics by organizing contests for grades 4-12. Math League contests help to enrich mathematics programs. Each contest covers topics appropriate to the contest grade level. It is an international-wide contest.
MATH LEAGUE CONTEST
CARIBOU CONTEST
Caribou is a international math competition. High school students are taking the test in a two different grade level as 9-10 and 11-12.
The Caribou Mathematics Competition or Caribou Cup is an international online math contest held six times over the school year, typically over 2 days in October, November, January, February, April, and May. Each contest is run at the 6 contest levels, Grade 2, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8, 9/10, and 11/12.
The prize pools for each grade level are as follows (subject to change). Note the K/1 level has no prize pool as participants are not ranked:
Grade 9/10 - $400
Grade 11/12 - $500
After the caribou cup scores and ranks are finalized, the algorithm determines the distribution of the prize pools for each grade and we will contact the students' caribou coordinators via the emails they have provided about claiming the prizes. We offer both cheques and electronic gift cards, however the recipients must pay any cheque acceptance fees and conversion fees at their local bank, whereas electronic gift cards do not incur additional costs.
PERENNIAL TOURNAMENT
Perennial Math has three types of competition for students in grades 3-12:
WebEx Virtual tournaments for districts and classrooms (grades 3-12). These are also used for our National Championships.
At the end of the season all teams receive certificates for each participant. They also receive one gold medal for the team winner. Students in the top 10% internationally receive a dog tag and Teams in the top 10% internationally receive a plaque. Special recognition is given to students throughout the competition for scoring well on each test. Students will see their name on the Wall of Fame and receive a certificate from their teacher.
UMD HIGH SCHOOL MATH COMPETITION
The competition will be held in two parts. Part I of the Competition is open to all students enrolled in high schools in Maryland and the District of Columbia. High scorers on Part I will qualify to participate in Part II of the Competition. Part I consists of 25 multiple choice questions, and Part II consists of 5 essay/proof problems. In addition to a sound knowledge of high school mathematics (up to, but not including, calculus), both parts will require a fair amount of mathematical insight and ingenuity.
High School |
WHAT ARE THE PRIZES OF THIS COMPETITION?
The top three winners will receive a scholarship for full tuition and expenses if and when they enroll at the University of Maryland (for non-seniors, this might be a few years from when they take the competition). In addition to that they will receive $500, $400, and $300, respectively.
Among those completing both parts of the competition, the highest scorer in each county and in Baltimore City and in the District of Columbia will be awarded a prize of $100.
The highest scorer of each year who chooses to enroll at the University of Maryland in the following Fall and has not earned a full scholarship will receive the Krahn prize, currently at $1000.
Note that receiving some of these awards may require having US citizenship.
SCHEDULE
Club Days & Time
Tuesdays at 3-5 pm
Saturdays 9 am – 1 pm.
First Day: September 21, 2021
“NO SUCCESS IS A COINCIDENCE”