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February 12, 2018

On Saturday, February 10th, Oak Hill Academy participated in a tri-county Math Counts competition held at Union County College.  Oak Hill faced 28 public, private and parochial schools from Monmouth, Union and Middlesex Counties.

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This competition, sponsored by the National Society of Professional Engineers, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics and CNA Insurance, consists of 3 levels of testing. 

The first round is a 30-question test completed in 40 minutes without the aid of a calculator.  Each of the questions gets progressively more difficult as the round continues.

The second round is comprised of 8 questions. Competitors are given 2 questions at a time and they have 6 minutes to solve them.

The third round is comprised of 10 very challenging questions. A four-person team work together to complete the questions in 20 minutes.

Oak Hill’s overall team score was high enough to earn us a place in the State Competition to be held on March 10th at Rutgers University.  This is the second time in the last 4 years Oak Hill will be competing at this level.  Oak Hill is the only private school in New Jersey to reach the State competition once again laying claim to being the Best Private School in New Jersey!

Best Private School Monmouth County

In addition, 7th grader, Michael Gao, came in 2nd place overall in the competition and will be competing as an individual as well as a member on the team.

Oak Hill’s team comprised of: Michael Gao,  Aarya Doshi, Alex Mitchell and Elizabeth Wright.  Competing as individuals were: Isabelle Darmann, Thibaut Fabricant, Molly Jain, Cadence Li, Robert Schweikert and Audrey Yan.

Best Private School Monmouth County

Congratulations to the Oak Hill students and good luck at States!

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