Math Olympiad held at Shorecrest Saturday, March 12

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Mathletes at work
The 13th annual Shoreline Math Olympiad was held on Saturday, March 12 at Shorecrest High School. The half-day competition is for students in grades four through eight. More than 700 students participated this year.

Several Shoreline schools use parents to work in small groups with students to have individually appropriate math problems that challenge each grade level. Several non-profit Math Olympiad groups create the problems.

Most programs start meeting in the fall and conclude at the competitions held in the spring. Most programs give homework to the "mathletes" during the week. Typically programs have a quiz day at the end of each month to give the kids a chance to use their skills to see how they stand amongst their peers.

The Shoreline Math Olympiad brings together all the District teams and area private schools for competition, and some students will also participate in the Washington State Math Championships held in Blaine later in the spring.

1 comments:

Anonymous,  March 12, 2011 at 10:52 PM  

Kudos to all of the sponsors, coaches, volunteers and students! This is quite an event requiring a lot of coordination and effort.

Congrats to the Mathletes!!

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