WHAT— 149 middle school
Mathletes® from 56 state schools will compete in the Connecticut State
MATHCOUNTS Competition at the University of Hartford on Saturday, March 10.
State winners will advance to the Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National
Competition to be held in Washington, DC on May
13 & 14.
Teachers and students have been preparing for the
competition since the fall. Students will compete individually and as teams in
written and fast-paced oral matches on subjects that include algebra,
probability, statistics, and geometry.
The competition is organized by the Connecticut Society
of Professional Engineers, hosted by the University of Hartford
and sponsored by The Connecticut Engineers Education Foundation.
WHEN
— Saturday, March 10, 12:30 to 3 p.m.
WHERE
— Gengras Student Union
WHO — Thomas A. Garrity
Professor
of Mathematics from Williams College
On
Writing Numbers
While we use numbers every day,
from calculating grades to dialing phone numbers, many of their properties are
still quite mysterious. One method for trying to unravel these mysteries is to
find novel methods for writing numbers. This quickly leads to the frontiers of
mathematics.
The top sixteen Mathletes are paired
in a fast-paced, oral competition, competing against each other and the clock
to solve problems.
BACKGROUND — MATHCOUNTS
is a national program designed to improve math skills among the nation’s students.
The program focuses on middle school students who are at a crucial stage in
developing and sustaining math interest and ability. Students who do not begin
developing strong problem-solving, logical thinking and analytical abilities in
middle school will face an uphill battle later in life if they wish to pursue a
medical, scientific, mathematical, engineering or technical career.
2018 Connecticut
State MATHCOUNTS Competition – Participating Schools
Avon Middle
School, Avon
Betances BSTEM
Magnet at Dwight, Hartford
Breakthrough
Magnet School – South, Hartford
Broadview Middle
School, Danbury
Brunswick Middle
School, Greenwich
Depaolo Middle
School, Southington
Dodd Middle
School, Cheshire
East Lyme Middle
School, Niantic
Eastern Middle
School, Greenwich
Fairfield Woods
Middle School, Fairfield
Granby Memorial
Middle School, Granby
Greens Farms
Academy, Greens Farms
Hamden Hall Country
Day School, Hamden
Henry James
Memorial School, Simsbury
Hillcrest Middle
School, Trumbull
Irving A. Robbins Middle School ,
Farmington
John F. Kennedy
Middle School, Plantsville
John Read Middle
School, Redding
King Philip
Middle School, West Hartford
Lebanon Middle
School, Lebanon
Lyme Old Lyme
Middle School, Old Lyme
Middlesex Middle
School, Darien
Mystic Middle
School, Mystic
Pomfret Community
School, Pomfret Center
Rochambeau
Middle, Southbury
Sacred Heart
School, Groton
Saxe Middle
School, New Canaan
Scotts Ridge
Middle School, Ridgefield
Sedgwick Middle
School, West Hartford
Shelton
Intermediate School, Shelton
Smith Middle
School, Glastonbury
The Foote School,
New Haven
2018 Connecticut State MATHCOUNTS Competition – Participating Schools
Continued
The Unquowa
School, Fairfield
Thompson Brook
School, Avon
Timothy Edwards
Middle School, South Windsor
Turn Of River
Middle School, Stamford
Two Rivers Magnet
Middle School, East Hartford
Watkinson School,
Hartford
West Woods Upper
Elementary School, Farmington
Western Middle
School, Greenwich
Weston Middle
School, Weston
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