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Math Contest Descriptions and Tentative Math Contest Dates 2022-2023Students, please email Mrs. Gillette at jgillette@revereschools.org if you would like the Google Classroom join code and the Remind code.
*** Note: The math contest times may be different from what is listed below. Sign up to receive accurate/current info from the advisor, Mrs. Gillette. Her email address is jgillette@revereschools.org. The dates and times are subject to change.
ASMA is a series of six 35-minute math contests. The contests are held on Thursdays from 2:45-3:25 pm. Students do not have to attend all of the contests. Tentative dates for the 2022-2023 school year are 11/10, 12/8, 1/12, 2/9, 3/9, 4/13.Math Madness is a series of online math contests each containing about 8 questions to be completed in 30 minutes. We will continue until Revere has been knocked out of the playoffs. There are some team and some individual contests. The contests run from 2:45 - 3:25 on some Tuesdays and some Thursdays beginning around 9/20.The AMC 10A and 12A are 75-minute contests where students may not use a calculator. The AMC 10B and 12B will take place about a week later. Most interested students will take the 10A or 12A contest. Only a limited number of copies of the 10B and 12B will be available for students who were not available for the 10A and 12A or for students who wish to take both versions. High scorer might qualify students for the AIME in March.OCTM contest was created by math teachers and might be given one day in late September or early October. High scores might qualify students for the OHMIO contest. The OHMIO contest is usually given in November.Previous Ohio Math League contests are online. You can practice these on your iPad/computer. Log in to http://online.mathleague.com with the email ID and password that Mrs. Gillette has given to you. Click on “Repository of Questions”, “Contests”, and whichever contest you would like to try. The site may offer solving tips after you have tried the problems. Please see or email Mrs. Gillette if you would like to receive a login ID.Go to the Math Contests Websites for Practice page for more websites and suggestions for practice.
Last Modified on September 30, 2022