3rd-5th Graders Take Top Honors in National Math Contest
Presenting the Noetic Learning Math Contest National Honor Roll!
Teams of students in grades 3-5 from all Linn-Mar elementary and intermediate buildings participated in the Noetic Learning Math Contest this fall during their LEO Math Strength groups.
The Noetic Learning Math Contest (NLMC) is a semiannual problem-solving contest for elementary and middle school students in grades 2-8. Students from across the United States participate in this contest every semester.
The goal of the contest is to develop students’ problem-solving skills, encourage their interest in math, and inspire them to excel in math. During the contest, students are given 45 minutes to solve 20 problems.
The Linn-Mar students listed below were recognized on the Noetic Contest National Honor Roll for their achievement in the Noetic Math Contest. These students scored in the top 10% of all participants at their grade level.
The Hazel Point 5th grade team also received the Team Achievement Award with the 15th highest team score for 5th grade overall in the contest.
5th grade – 5,000 contest participants nationally
Tyler Walstrom – Hazel Point
Srikar Cheemakurthi – Hazel Point
Shivam Singh – Hazel Point
Ella Bensema – Hazel Point
Dane Wilcox – Hazel Point
Saisha Virwani – Hazel Point
Kaden Abbott – Boulder Peak
4th grade – 5,500 contest participants nationally
Curtis Demildt – Indian Creek
Andrew Bovinet – Westfield
Shriram Balasubramanian – Bowman Woods
3rd grade – 4,440 contest participants nationally
Ike Masters – Bowman Woods
Landon Kramer – Bowman Woods
Cooper Spencer – Bowman Woods
Congratulations to all of these very talented students!
We ARE Linn-Mar!