Congratulations to the TJ students who received national recognition in the 2014 Spring Noetic Math Contest. The contest is a biannual math challenge for elementary students, and the goal is to encourage young students' interest in math as they develop their problem solving skills.
During the contest, students were given 45 minutes to solve 20 problems that covered a broad range of math skills including computation and number properties, algebra, geometry, probability, and statistics.
The TJ students competed against more than 19,000 other students from 368 public and private schools nationwide. This program provides challenge beyond regular school curriculum, strengthens creative problem solving, and logical reasoning skills, further develops students' intellect in math, and helps students excel in math.
5th graders earning recognition are: Samaya Badrieh and Owen D’Amour (tied for 1st , 2nd & 3rdfrom left), Sonia Carlson (2nd Place, left), and Johanna “JoJo” Jeyaraj & Matthias Laureyn (tied for 3rd Place, 3rd& 4th from left). Killian Helms (not pictured) and Dylan Kumbani (left) also earned national honorable mention.
4h graders earning recognition are: A.J. Jenkins (1st place, 4th from left), Luke Miller (2nd place, left), and Shrihari Nagarajan (3rd place, 3rd from left). Dev Bhatt (center) and Alea Davis (2ndfrom left) also earned national honorable mention, and A.J. Jenkins made the National Honor Roll.
4h graders earning recognition are: A.J. Jenkins (1st place, 4th from left), Luke Miller (2nd place, left), and Shrihari Nagarajan (3rd place, 3rd from left). Dev Bhatt (center) and Alea Davis (2ndfrom left) also earned national honorable mention, and A.J. Jenkins made the National Honor Roll.
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