The MATHCOUNTS competition allowed students to compete in math-based competition on Saturday, Feb. 3.
Students from throughout the region recently had a chance to flaunt their number sense in a good-spirited competition. Among those who participated in the annual "MATHCOUNTS" contest were West Orange's three middle schools. The event was held at Liberty Middle School on Saturday, Feb. 3. Students participating in each school's afterschool math clubs were invited to take part in this yearly event. The "MATHCOUNTS" Competition is a national middle school mathematics contest that promotes mathematics achievement through a series of fun and engaging "bee" style contests. Represented at the competition were 228 “Math-letes” from 29 schools in the North Central Chapter of MATHCOUNTS. The format of the competition was as follows:
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Roosevelt and Liberty Middle Schools participate in national "MATHCOUNTS" competition against other students from throughout New Jersey
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Monday, February 6, 2012
For some of the students in West Orange, the chance to go to school on Saturday was actually something they were really looking forward to. Students from Roosevelt and Liberty Middle Schools competed in this year's regional "MATHCOUNTS" competition held at Liberty on Saturday. Students participating in the afterschool math clubs were invited to take part. The "MATHCOUNTS" Competition is a national middle school competitive mathematics program that promotes mathematics achievement through a series of fun and engaging "bee" style contests. Around 200 students from around the state attend the competition. The format of the competition is as follows:
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Bob Bill
5:27 pm on Thursday, February 23, 2012
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