Our official website is now up at
http://math.ncssm.edu/~rash/mach8
More information is posted there.
Monday, March 2, 2009
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Letter of Invitation
The North Carolina School of Science and Math is proud to announce the 1st Annual NCSSM MaCh 8 (Mathematics Challenge 8). This year’s contest will be held on Saturday, April 4 at the Science and Math campus in Durham.
The MaCh 8 is open to all middle school students from across the state. It is completely student-run by members of the NCSSM Math Club who write the questions, administer the tournament, grade the tests, and present the awards. Top individuals will receive prizes. Later posts will detail:
Tests offered and testing information
Competition schedule
Registration information
Direction to the NCSSM campus
Campus map
The contest directors are Patrick Tenorio and Damien Jiang. If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact us at
tenoriop (AT) ncssm (DOT) edu or jiangty (AT) ncssm (DOT) edu
Thank you, and we hope to see you at NCSSM on April 4!
Sincerely,
Patrick Tenorio and Damien Jiang
The MaCh 8 is open to all middle school students from across the state. It is completely student-run by members of the NCSSM Math Club who write the questions, administer the tournament, grade the tests, and present the awards. Top individuals will receive prizes. Later posts will detail:
Tests offered and testing information
Competition schedule
Registration information
Direction to the NCSSM campus
Campus map
The contest directors are Patrick Tenorio and Damien Jiang. If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact us at
tenoriop (AT) ncssm (DOT) edu or jiangty (AT) ncssm (DOT) edu
Thank you, and we hope to see you at NCSSM on April 4!
Sincerely,
Patrick Tenorio and Damien Jiang
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
NCSSM Middle School Math Contest
Hello,
We are excited to announce the first annual NCSSM middle school math contest, to be held at NCSSM on (tentatively, providing there is not too much conflict) April 4, 2009. The contest's difficulty will challenge even the brightest middle schoolers. We will offer power (proof), team (short answer), and individual (short answer) rounds, with the individual round split into three subjects - Algebra, Geometry, and Discrete Math. Each student will take all three subjects, and the top scorers in each subject will qualify for the Final Round, a short-answer test. A combination of Final Round and subject test scores will determine the overall individual winners. The top teams and individuals will receive prizes.
For more information and questions email
jiangty (at) ncssm (dot) edu
or
tenoriop (at) ncssm (dot) edu
We are excited to announce the first annual NCSSM middle school math contest, to be held at NCSSM on (tentatively, providing there is not too much conflict) April 4, 2009. The contest's difficulty will challenge even the brightest middle schoolers. We will offer power (proof), team (short answer), and individual (short answer) rounds, with the individual round split into three subjects - Algebra, Geometry, and Discrete Math. Each student will take all three subjects, and the top scorers in each subject will qualify for the Final Round, a short-answer test. A combination of Final Round and subject test scores will determine the overall individual winners. The top teams and individuals will receive prizes.
For more information and questions email
jiangty (at) ncssm (dot) edu
or
tenoriop (at) ncssm (dot) edu
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