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845 Silver Spring Plaza, Suite B

Lancaster, PA 17601

Phone: 717.285.3022 option 2

Fax: 717.285.2128

student_activitiesNE@acsi.org

NE Student Activities—Math Olympics

Your high-achieving math students can glorify God through their abilities beyond the classroom. At this event, students’ math abilities are stimulated and their achievements are recognized.

The Math Olympics is a series of timed tests that are given in a series of rounds. Each student competes against other students in his or her grade. The areas of competition include arithmetic computation and mathematical reasoning. Students have an opportunity to meet and interact with other students who have an interest in mathematics. Students in Grades 3–8 from ACSI member schools may participate.

Date District Location Grade Levels
March 13, 2020 Vermont Bennington, VT 3-8
March 13, 2020 Western PA Pittsburgh, PA 3-8
March 18, 2020 Northern NJ Metuchen, NJ 3-8
March 19, 2020 CT/WMA North Stonington, CT 3-8
March 20, 2020 Central PA Lancaster, PA 3-8
March 31, 2020 EMA/RI Wayland, MA 3-8
April 3, 2020 MD/DC White Plains, MD 3-8
April 21, 2020 Eastern PA E. Norriton, PA 3-8
April 23, 2020 Metro NYC Long Island City, NY 3-8
April 24, 2020 Western PA Butler, PA 3-8

School Registration 

  • Please complete the Spring Events Registration Form with the $60 school registration fee by October 31, 2019.
  • The student participation fees of $10.00 per entry will be due two weeks prior to the event. 
  • Each school may enter up to three (3) students in the computation category and up to three (3) students in the reasoning category per grade level. The maximum number of students from any school is 36.

Categories of Competition

  • Arithmetic Computation: Paper/pencil computational problems such as fundamental operations. 
  • Mathematical Reasoning: Paper/pencil problems that are more difficult than the daily mathematical assignments of the student's grade level, such as story problems, patterns, and puzzles. Problems involve more than one operation and/or concept and may require a high level of reasoning.

2019/2020 Coordinator Resources 

Once registration has closed, the coordinator listed on your registration form will receive preparation details, including the passwords for the resources.

Math Olympics Coordinator Handbook Math Olympics Student Participation Form
Math Olympics Volunteer Form Student Fee Form

Chairperson Resources 

Chairperson Resources are available for those hosting Math Olympics.