American Scholastic
Mathematics Association
Annual
Mathematics Contest for Junior, Intermediate and Senior High Schools
Serving Schools Internationally since 1982
*NOTE SPECIAL OFFER AT END OF LETTER*
*Please see the list of Associated Schools at the end of this page*
Dear Mathematics Department Chairperson:
How do your most intuitive mathematics students compare to other math students throughout the country? Do you have a mathematics research class and do you enter the students' work in talent searches? Do the students compete in math leagues against other high schools, junior high or intermediate schools in your city? If you have a math team, or would like to start one, where would your faculty adviser get the many challenging and intriguing mathematics questions needed to sustain interest in such an advanced program?
Our mathematics ENRICHMENT service, in the form of a contest, provides your students with an opportunity to COMPETE NATIONALLY with other high ability students across the country.
Our panel of creative mathematicians who design each contest are educators in junior, intermediate, high schools and colleges, and are themselves faculty advisers for math research clubs or math teams. This ensures the production of contests and questions that are at once challenging and sensitive to the level of ability of contemporary secondary school students.
CONTEST DESIGN
In the Fall school term, each associated school will receive the same package of six sealed sets of questions similar to the samples on page 3. On given dates each month, the packages are opened and the test is administered to your designated group of math students. The adviser then scores each paper according to an enclosed answer sheet and mails the results of the 8 (eight) highest scoring students. The scores are then tabulated and the national results are mailed back within a short time.
Each contest examination set consists of seven questions, as per the sample. Please note that this is ONE MORE question than most other contests of this type and is the equivalent to ONE FULL EXTRA EXAMINATION in total number of questions for the contest year.
At the end of the sixth examination, the totals for all schools are compared and an AWARDS LISTING is sent to all schools with the appropriate AWARD CERTIFICATE for the school and another Award Certificate for the highest scoring student in each school. Please see page 4 for further information on the rules of the contest and awards presented.
The AWARD CERTIFICATE is beautifully designed and is usually framed and displayed prominently in the school. The top five percent of scoring schools will also receive an engraved wall plaque for their schools.
We hope that you and your school administration encourage your student mathematicians to enter your school in our annual AMERICAN SCHOLASTIC MATHEMATICS CONTEST. In these days of declining Scholastic Aptitude Test scores, it becomes increasingly important for mathematics students to receive extra-curricular enrichment to help sharpen their mathematics skills. Our philosophy is that this competition is more of an educational and achievement experience than a very difficult contest and the mathematical questions will generally reflect that position.
Many schools choose to use the contest material for in-school use only and do not report the contest results, which is also your option.
This past school year mathematics contest involved schools in the United States, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Canada, Cambodia, Denmark, France, Guam, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia, Shanghai, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Kingdom and Viet Nam. A partial listing of these schools is available at the end of this letter
SUGGESTED DEADLINE FOR ENTRY for the 2012-2013 school year AMERICAN SCHOLASTIC MATHEMATICS CONTEST, is JULY 1. If you cannot meet this deadline, please indicate, on the form below, the approximate date by which the entry fee will be sent.
Thank you for your time. You and your faculty are to be commended for your concern for the continuous improvement of the mathematics development of your most gifted students.
Sincerely,
Dr. Richard M. Plass, Ed.D.
Chairman, ASMA
email: plassr@netzero.com or
plassr@asan.com
GENERAL
INFORMATION AND RULES
The Mathematics Team or class that enters this contest should consist of at least 8 students on any grade level, plus 2 alternates. Any number of students may take each examination, and, although 10 copies of each examination will be provided, the adviser is urged to encourage as many students as possible to take each contest examination. Additional copies of the contest may be made on the same day prior to administration as needed. Only the top 8 scoring students should be reported to the Association and they need not be the same 8 students each time.
The entire team is to begin the contest at exactly the same time and have exactly thirty-five (35) minutes to do the contest examination. The adviser should provide periodic warnings and make sure that no tabular material is present. Calculators may be used but not shared by students. Any programmable calculators must be clear before use. After the test, the adviser must score the answers according to the answer sheet in the contest packet, fill out the reporting postal card and mail it within five (5) school days with postage on the card.
The contest should be held on the same day indicated on each examination. In case of a school emergency or closing, the adviser may choose an alternate day as soon as possible. T adviser is still responsible for mailing the results within five (5) school days of the contest date. Later arrivals will most likely not be listed in the newsletter until the following month.
Any appeal must be sent with the contest results and must be explained in detail, with the student's name and equivalent answer. Appeals will be answered individually, and will be granted only if the equivalent answer is acceptable to the author or a major misinterpretation of the question was possible. The judgment of the author is final.
Unique, insightful, and interesting alternate solutions to the problems are welcome. The Association will publish the name of the student along with the school with the solution in the returning newsletter.
It is up to the integrity and responsibility of the individual adviser to ensure that a fair contest is held, score sheets are graded correctly, and that the reporting is done on time to the ASMA.
Awards and AWARD CERTIFICATES will be based on the FINAL TOTAL SCORES of all the associated schools and will be announced in the FINAL AWARDS NEWSLETTER. The student with the highest cumulative score for each school will also receive an individual HIGHEST-SCORING STUDENT AWARD CERTIFICATE. The adviser must indicate the cumulative totals on the scorecards in order to qualify a student for a top scoring student award certificate.
THE TOP
FIVE PERCENT SCORING SCHOOLS WILL ALSO RECEIVE AN ENGRAVED WALL PLAQUE FOR
THEIR SCHOOLS.
An email reiterating the rules above will be sent to all schools in September as a reminder and as a forewarning that the contest packages are about to be mailed.
GOOD LUCK AND HAVE FUN!
2013-2014 school year dates
CONTEST DATES: (All dates are THURSDAYS) Advisers may change the dates with permission of the ASMA.
Fax 1-718-747-0099
E-mail to plassr@netzero.com or plassr@asan.com
Visit our American Scholastic Association Network web site at
http://www.asan.com/asa
**PAST
CONTESTS FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL AND JUNIOR/INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DIVISIONS**
We are making available, on a limited basis and only to schools that are entering the 2013-2014 contest, a complete set of 2005-2012 contests and solutions for the high school OR Jr/Intermediate division. Each booklet will contain 48 contests from the past 8 years. The complete set will cost $40 per booklet and will be sent to all ordering schools in the Fall term with the 2013-2014 contests.
PLEASE COPY, PRINT OUT, FILL OUT
AND MAIL
SUGGESTED ENTRY FORM DEADLINE - July 1, 2013
Check one or both.
____ HIGH SCHOOL DIVISION (grades 9 to 12) $80 US Funds
____ JUNIOR/INTER DIVISION (grades 7 to 9) $80 US Funds
____ BOTH SCHOOL DIVISIONS $160 US Funds
PLEASE PRINT OR TYPE:
SCHOOL NAME:________________________________
STREET ADDRESS________________________________
CITY_______________________STATE (Province/Country) __________ ZIP (Postal Code) __________
ADVISER/CONTACT PERSON__________________________________
HOME OR SUMMER ADDRESS __________________________________
CITY_________________________STATE (Province/Country) __________ ZIP (Postal Code) _________
Contact e-mail address______________________ @___________________________
ENTRY FEE (for each Division): _______ $80.00 US Funds enclosed. OR Check
will be sent by _______(date)
(Non-North
American schools please add $15 US for each division for International Priority
Postage)
We also accept MoneyGrams, Western Union, International Money Orders and Wire Transfer. Please email us for details.
Please also send 2005-2012 HS Division contests. _______$40 US enclosed**.
Please also send 2005-2012 Jr./Inter Division contests._______$40
US enclosed**
International shipping for Senior Division _____ $15 US
International shipping for Junior Division _____ $15 US
Total Fee above enclosed $__________ or
Entry fee will be sent by (date) _____________
Please note: **The past contests cannot be ordered unless the school also orders the 2013-14 contest for that Division.
*Purchase orders must be paid by Oct. 1, 2013 or contests cannot be shipped.*
Send entry fee to:
ASMA
PO Box 564400
College Point, New York, USA 11356-4400
Fax 1-718-747-0099, or by e-mail to plassr@netzero.com or plassr@asan.com
Highest Student Scores for Current School Year
(Top scores will be
available after 3rd contest)
2012-2013
AMERICAN SCHOLASTIC MATHEMATICS ASSOCIATION
Senior
Division
ACS Cobham International School, Cobham,
Surrey, United Kingdom, William Dalrymple
Aga Khan Academy,
Mombasa, Mombasa, Kenya, Tom Abuto
Alvirne High School, Hudson, NH, John Veninger
& Jeffrey Koegel
American Embassy
School, New Delhi, India, Liz Shrestha
Bainbridge High
School, Bainbridge Island, WA, Joy Namtvedt Best
Bayside High
School, Palm Bay, FL, Michael Young
Beaverton Sr. High
School, Beaverton, OR, Jared Storts
Bergen County
Academy, Hackensack, NJ, Jeffrey Wojcik
Bishop Kearney
High School, Brooklyn, NY, Claire Razza & Lisa
Molnar-Juliano
Bishop Lynch High
School, Dallas, TX, Jeff Morrow
Bosque School,
Albuquerque, NM, TJ Middleton
British
International School, Puxi, Shanghai, Puxi, Shanghai, China, Martin Brown
Brookfield Central
High School, Brookfield, WI, Elyce E. Moschella
Brookfield East
High School, Brookfield, WI, Kelli Kwiatkowski & Matthew Martin
Burnt
Hills-Ballston Lake High School, Burnt Hills, NY, Carolyn Litynksi
Butler High School,
Butler, NJ, Adam King
C.E. Byrd High
School, Shreveport, LA, Suzanne Moyers
Campo Verde High
School, Gilbert, AZ, Ashley Mach & Rebecca Downer
Canadian Academy,
Kobe, Japan, Elizabeth Durkin
Carlmont High School, Belmont, CA, Amber Mills & Robert Tsuchiyama
Catherine Mc Auley High School, Portland, ME, Anne French
Centennial High
School, Corona, CA, Brian J. Drobet
Central Memorial
High School, Calgary, Alberta, CANADA, Gerald W. Krabbe
& Michel N. Mau
Chamblee Charter
High School, Chamblee, GA, Zarrin Hagan
Charles E. Shea
High School, Pawtucket, RI, Sherrie-Lynne Belanger
Chatham High
School, Chatham, NJ, Doug Chambers
Christian Academy
In Japan, Tokyo, Japan, David Marshall
Clarkstown South High School, West Nyack, NY, Dr. Mary Ann Gavioli
Cor Jesu Academy, St. Louis,
MO, Helen Colston
Coral Academy of
Science, Henderson, NV, Hikmet Erdogan
Corning High
School, Corning, IA, Deborah Roberts
Covenant Christian
Academy, Harrisburg, PA, Kristen Miller
Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School,
Bloomfield Hills, MI, Shelley Chinn & Cynthia Lisuk
Dalat International School, Penang, Malaysia, Terresa Uzzle
De Smet Jesuit High School, Creve Coeur-St. Louis, MO, Daniel Likos
Deer Park High
School, Deer Park, NY, Kevin McCreesh
Denbigh Baptist
Christian School, Newport News, VA, Jim Cass
Des Moines Central
Academy, Des Moines, IA, Lana Lyddon-Hatten
Detroit Country
Day School, Beverly Hills, MI, Ross Arseneau
Downers Grove
South High School, Downers Grove, IL, Paul Stevenson
Dr. E.P. Scarlett
High School, Calgary, Alberta CANADA, Spring O'Brien & Jon Pencoff
Durango High
School, Las Vegas, NV, Thomas Bartling
Eastern Christian
High School, North Haledon, NJ, Deborah Andrews
El Camino Real
High School, Woodland Hills, CA, Janette Pacitti
Elizabeth High
School Upper Academy, Elizabeth, NJ, Grace Kumar
Episcopal
Collegiate School, Little Rock, AR, Alison Passmore
Episcopal School
of Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL, Caron Edwards & Michael Brozowski
Evanston Twp. High
School, Evanston, IL, Whitney Rutherford
Fair Lawn High
School, Fair Lawn, NJ, Victoria Velasco
Fairmont
Preparatory Academy, Anaheim, CA, Virginia Phipps
Florence High
School, Florence, AL, Robin Horne
Francis Lewis High
School, Flushing, NY, Deanna Abramowitz
Francis T. Maloney
High School, Meriden, CT, Mike Torda & Howard
Hewitt
Freeport High
School, Freeport, NY, Joe D'Agostino
Friday Harbor High
School, Friday Harbor, WA, Beth Spaulding
Frontier Academy,
Greeley, CO, Monica Chavez & Henry Ainsworth
Glenwood High
School, Glenwood, IA, Craig Trager
Great Neck North
High School, Great Neck, NY, Linda Litvack
Great Neck South
High School, Great Neck, NY, Thomas Weisswange
Green Valley High
School, Henderson, NV, Carla Stricklin
Greenhill School,
Addison, TX, Dr. Barbara Currier
Grissom High
School, Huntsville, AL, Cindy Rodgers & Kevin Gray
Hanford High
School, Richland, WA, Beth Bell
Harker School, San Jose, CA, Vandana
Kadam
Hauppauge High
School, Hauppauge, NY, Karen DeMaio
Helix Charter High
School, La Mesa, CA, Jeff Babbitt
Hellgate High School, Missoula, MT, Lisa Ratcliffe
& Ross Gustafson
Henderson High
School, West Chester, PA, Joan Hohwald
Highland High
School, Gilbert, AZ, Catherine Petrie Muha &
Jessica Pieters
Highland School,
Warrenton, VA, Mimi Corcoran
Holy Trinity High
School, Hicksville, NY, Colleen Morris-Gill
Homewood-Flossmoor
High School, Flossmoor, IL, Steve Tobin
Hoover High
School, Hoover, AL, Paul Kustos & Martin Rushano
Huntingdon Area
High School, Huntingdon, PA, Sylvia L. Kurtz
Huntsville High
School, Huntsville, AL, Chase Evans & Megan Riggins
Inland Academy of
Riverside Hua Chinese School, Riverside, CA, Ziliang Zhou
International
Christian School, Uijongbu, Uijongbu,
South Korea, Jennifer Scudder
International
Programs School-Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia, Farah Khan
& Juan Lopez
International
School of Amsterdam,
Amstelveen, Netherlands, Emily Sliman
International
School of Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, West Indies, Nadia Chuckaree
International
School of the Basel Region, Reinach, Switzerland, Bea
Merton & Paul Chisholm
Iowa City West
High School, Iowa City, IA, Karen Meyer & Julie Many
Irvington High
School, Fremont, CA, Beth Rothfuss
Istanbul
International Community School, Buyukcekmece,
Istanbul, Turkey, Teresa Mueller
Karachi American
School, Karachi, Pakistan, Raza Usman
Keota High School,
Keota, IA, Deidra Baker
King City High
School, King City, CA, James Schierer
Korea
International School, Gyeonggi, South Korea, Stacy
Fitzgerald
La Lumiere School, La Porte, IN, Kasey Ryan
Lafayette High
School, Ballwin, MO, Paul Krull & Danna Phillips
Lake Forest
Academy, Lake Forest, IL, Ken Magarie & Jeff
Bateman
Lakeview
Technology Academy, Kenosha-Pleasant Prairie, WI, Casimir
Uchegbu
Lakota West High
School, West Chester, OH, Jennifer Siemers
Lassiter High
School, Marietta, GA, Don Slater
Leland High
School, San Jose, CA, Julie Montgomery
Lincoln East High
School, Lincoln, NE, Leona Penner
Lincoln-Way
Central High School, New Lenox, IL, Lisa Parker
Lincoln-Way East
High School, Frankfort, IL, Jim Aiu
Livingston
American School, Shanghai, Shanghai, China , Gary Serbent
Long Beach
Polytechnic High School, Long Beach, CA, Pam Amici
Longwood high
School, Middle Island, NY, Jayson Kiang
Louisville High
School, Woodland Hills, CA, Diana Bennett
Marist High
School, Eugene, OR, Doug Schaaf
Martin County High
School, Stuart, FL, Jamie Herd-Tesson
Mechanicsburg Area
High School, Mechanicsburg, PA, Katharine Kennedy
Miami Springs Sr.
High School, Miami Springs, FL, A. Samuel Koski
Miami Sunset High
School, Miami, FL, Luisa Alverez & Miranda
Hernandez
Middlesex Co.
Vocational Technical High School, East Brunswick, NJ, Margaret Zajac
Middlesex County
Academy, Edison, NJ, Sofia Vaksman
Millard North High
School, Omaha, NE, Aaron Harding
Montverde Academy,
Montverde, FL, Arnaldo Carlo-Melendez
Mount de Sales
Academy, Catonsville, MD, Kathleen Wills
Murdoch Mackay
Collegiate School, Winnipeg, Manitoba, CANADA, Anders Johansson
Naperville North
High School, Naperville, IL, Noreen Olisar & Liz
Moore
New International
School of Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand, Joe McMillan
North Shore High
School, Glen Head, NY, Dr. Robert Gerver & Regina
Newman
Northbridge
International School Cambodia, Phnom Penh, CAMBODIA, Nenita
Simbahan
Notre Dame High
School, San Jose, CA, Jenny Buontempo
Notre Dame High
School, Lawrenceville, NJ, Julie Kopchik
Omaha Central High
School, Omaha, NE, Jennifer L. Gregor & Greg Sand
Osaka
International School, Osaka, Japan, Jeffrey Killmer
Oxford Hills Comp.
High School, South Paris, ME, Allen Gerry
Palos Verdes
Peninsula High School, Rolling Hills Est., CA, Vararat
Chaiyont-Kan
Paramus High
School, Paramus, NJ, Scott Helsel
Parkland High
School, Allentown, PA, Terri Plattner
Passaic Valley
Reg. High School, Little Falls, NJ, Sheryl Brown
Pinetree Secondary School, Coquitlam, Brit. Col., CANADA,
George Lin
Piscataway High
School, Piscataway, NJ, Diane Moskal
Plano West Sr.
High School, Plano, TX, Belinda Pruitt
Port of Los
Angeles High School, San Pedro, CA, Christine Albitz
Prince Avenue
Christian School, Bogart, GA, Phyllis Brannon
Prosser High
School, Prosser, WA, John Colgren
Rangely High School, Rangely, CO,
Carol Morton
Ribét Academy, Los Angeles, CA, Gohar
Movsisian
Robert Fulton
College Preparatory School, Van Nuys, CA, Andrew Gerst
Ruamrudee International School, Minburi,
Bangkok, Thailand, Edward J. Kemp
Saddleback Valley
Christian School, San Juan Capistrano, CA, Jamie Howard
Sayre School,
Lexington, KY, Donna DeMoss
Scotch
Plains-Fanwood High School, Scotch Plains, NJ, John Veninger
& Jeffrey Koegel
Sebring High
School, Sebring, FL, Carolyn Campbell
Seminole Ridge
Community High School, Loxahatchee, FL, Martha Schanel
Shaikha Hessa Girls' School, West Riffa, Bahrain, Rima Baghdadi
Shanghai American
School, Pudong, Pudong,
Shanghai, CHINA, Kay Saich
Shanghai American
School, Puxi, Shanghai, CHINA, Rosemary Yuen
Shenendehowa High School East, Clifton Park, NY, Jenna M. Capezzuti
Smithfield High
School, Esmond, RI, Beth Smith
South Island
School, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, CHINA, Vincent So & Enrica
Chan
Spain Park High
School, Hoover, AL, Shawn Sandlin
St. Anne's
Belfield School, Charlottesville, VA, Terrance Lippmann
St. Francis High
School, Calgary, Alberta CANADA, Roger Chen
St. Gregory
College Preparatory School, Tucson, AZ, Dr. John Willy
St. Ignatius High
School, Cleveland, OH, Jon Barker
St. John Bosco High School, Bellflower, CA, Brian Hunt
St. John Brebeuf Regional Secondary, Abbotsford, Brit. Col., CANADA,
Christine Tsou
St. Joseph
Academy, St. Louis, MO, Katie Morrow
St. Joseph Central
High School, St. Joseph, MO, Becky Callaway
St. Joseph High
School, Metuchen, NJ, Linda Muratore
St. Mary Springs
High School, Fond Du Lac, WI, Juliet Erickson
St. Mary's
Episcopal School, Memphis, TN, Sandra Halfacre
St. Paul High
School, Sante Fe Springs, CA, Mike Johnson
St. Thomas Aquinas
High School, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Danny Hoang
St. Xavier High
School, Cincinnati, OH, George Beluan & Joyce
Vogt
Sycamore High
School, Cincinnati, OH, Katrina Smith & Susan Odell
Tanglin Trust School, Singapore, Giles Jacobson
Tenafly High
School, Tenafly, NJ, Margaret Wissler
TEVITOL High School,
Gebze/Kocaeli, Turkey, David Helliwell
The Alice Smith
School, Secondary Campus, Selangor, Malaysia, Deirdre Whittington
The Bear Creek School,
Redmond, WA, Steven Prokopchuk
The Northwest
School, Seattle, WA, David Matlock
Tolman High School Freshman Academy, Pawtucket, RI,
Jennifer Sawyer
Trinity Catholic
High School, Ocala, FL, Rick Muhlig
Trinity High
School, Louisville, KY, Peter Diehl
United World
College of SE Asia, Singapore, Stephen Lumb
University School
of Nova Southeastern University, Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Kevin Dibert
Upper Dublin High
School, Ft. Washington, PA, Chris Hayden
Valhalla High
School, El Cajon, CA, Brian Andersen
Ventura County
Christian High School, Ventura, CA, Fred Wilson
Vestavia Hills
High School, Vestavia Hills, AL, Todd Taylor
Victoria Shanghai
Academy, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, China, Kenneth Kwok Cheung So, Rosanna Chui Lan Yeung & Daniel Slosberg
W.L. Mackenzie Collegiate
Inst., Toronto, Ontario CANADA, Iulia Gugoiu
Walnut Hills High
School, Cincinnati, OH, Susan Cantey & Dr. Bill
Gordon
Warren Central
High School, Indianapolis, IN, Jennifer Jensen
Weinbaum Yeshiva High School, Boca Raton, FL, Chaim Lanner
Wenatchee High
School, Wenatchee, WA, Drew Gaylord
West Albany High
School, Albany, OR, Ian Condron
West Island
School, Pokfulam, Hong Kong, CHINA, Matthew McNair
Westerly High
School, Westerly, RI, Anna Xu & Denise Sevigny
Western Albemarle
High School, Crozet, VA, Susan Lohr
Westlake High
School, Westlake Village, CA, Beth Grasel
Yew Chung
International School Shanghai-Puxi, Shanghai, China,
Julie Many de Meza
Yew Wah School of Shanghai Changning,
Shanghai, China, Eric Semasaka
Ygnacio Valley High School, Concord, CA, Jasmin
Mumford
York Prep School,
New York, NY, Tariel Guren
Yüce Schools, Oran-Ankara, Turkey, Hatice
Eser & Burcu Tekneci
Junior/Intermediate
Division
Aga Khan Academy,
Mombasa-Jr. Div, Mombasa, Kenya, Tom Abuto
Archbishop Carney
Secondary - Jr. Div., Pt. Coquitlam, Brit. Col. CANADA, Sameera
Fernandes & Reg Cichos
Bayside High
School-Jr. Div., Palm Bay, FL, Michael Young
Bergen County Academy-Jr. Div., Hackensack, NJ, Jeffrey Wojcik
Berlin
International School, Berlin, Germany, Veronique Selmeci
Bob Jones Academy,
Greenville, SC, Steve McKisic
British
International School, Puxi, Shanghai-Jr. Div., Puxi, Shanghai, China,
Martin Brown
Calgary French
& International School, Calgary, Alberta CANADA, Jessica McConnell
Canadian Academy-Jr. Div., Kobe, Japan, Elizabeth Durkin
Cedar Creek
School, Ruston, LA, Memrie Lolley
Christian Academy
In Japan, Tokyo, Japan, David Marshall
Clarksville
Christian School, Clarksville, TN, Amanda Binkley & Millie Toombs
Coral Academy of
Science-Jr. Div., Henderson, NV, Hikmet
Erdogan
Danube
International School Vienna-Jr. Div., Vienna,
Austria, Erik Neuhold
David Thompson
Inter. School, Vancouver, Brit. Col., CANADA, Dean Sheardown
& Richard Maddalozzo
Des Moines Central
Academy-Jr. Div., Des Moines, IA, Lana Lyddon-Hatten
Diamond Middle
School, Lexington, MA, Kenton Findell & Tanya
Finkelstein
Episcopal School
of Jacksonville-Jr. Div., Jacksonville, FL, Beth I.
Smith
Flour Bluff Jr.
High School, Corpus Christi, TX, Anthony Gillespie & Alicia Needham
Frenchman's Bay
School, Pickering, Ontario, CANADA, Greg Crone
Greenhill Middle
School, Addison, TX, Dr. Grant Mindle
Greenspun Jr. High School, Henderson, NV, Rebecca M. Glaser
Harker School-Jr. Division, San
Jose, CA, Vandana Kadam
Haydock Intermediate School, Oxnard, CA, Amelia Sugden & Linda Davis
Helix Charter High
School-Jr. Div., La Mesa, CA, Jeff Babbitt
Honey Creek Middle
School, Terre Haute, IN, Bob Fischer
Hoover High School-Jr. Div., Hoover, AL, Paul Kustos
& Martin Rushano
Inland Academy of
Riverside Hua Chinese School, Riverside, CA, Ziliang Zhou
International
Christian School, Uijongbu-Jr. Div., Uijongbu, South Korea, Jennifer Scudder
International
School of Amsterdam,
Amstelveen, Netherlands,
International
School of Port-of-Spain-Jr. Div., Trinidad & Tobago, West
Indies, Angela Hernandez
Istanbul
International Community School- Jr. Div., Istanbul, Turkey, Teresa Mueller
Jack Miner Public
School, Whitby, Ontario, CANADA, Stephanie Thompson
Jonas Clarke
Middle School, Lexington, MA, Joshua Frost
Karachi American
School- Jr. Div., Karachi, Pakistan, Raza Usman
Lincoln East High
School - Jr. Div., Lincoln, NE, Leona Penner
Livingston
American School, Shanghai, Shanghai, China, Gary Serbent
Lumen Christi
Middle School, Mequon, Wi,
Stacy Lesmeister
Lyford Cay
International School, Nassau, Bahamas, David Mindorf
Marshalltown High
School-Jr. Division, Marshalltown, IA, Susan Fritzell
Michigan City High
School-Jr. Div., Michigan City, IN, Joan Kelsey-Seitz
New International
School of Thailand, Bangkok, Thailand, Joe McMillan
Northbridge
Intern. School Cambodia-Jr. Div., Phnom Penh,
CAMBODIA, Nenita Simbahan
O'Neill C.V. Inst.
Middle School, Oshawa, Ontario, CANADA, Jeffrey Beer
Pearl River High School-Jr. Div., Pearl River, NY, Greg Licht
Pinetree Secondary School-Jr. Div.,
Coquitlam, Brit. Col., CANADA, George Lin
Podar International School-Jr.
Div., Mumbai,
India, Dipendra Mathur,
Karan Keswani, Prema Mathew
& Dr. Vandana Lulla
Prince Avenue
Christian School, Bogart, GA, Phyllis Brannon
Robert Fulton
College Preparatory School-Jr. Div., Van Nuys, CA,
Andrew Gerst
Rome Middle
School, Rome, GA, Wendy Edelkind
Ruamrudee International School-Jr.
Div., Minburi, Bangkok, Thailand, Edward J. Kemp
Saddleback Valley
Christian School, San Juan Capistrano, CA, Jamie Howard
Santa Barbara
Catholic School, Dededo, GUAM, Arleen Suplido
Sayre School - Jr.
Div., Lexington, KY, Donna DeMoss
Shaikha Hessa Girls' School-Jr. Div., West Riffa, Bahrain, Rima Baghdadi
Shanghai American
School, Pudong-Jr. Div., Pudong , Shanghai, China,
Bob Gould
Shanghai American
School, Puxi-Jr. Div., Shanghai, China, Hank Claassen
Shanghai United
International School, Hongquan, Shanghai, China, Dr. Noor Qadri
Sir Ernest
MacMillan Senior Public School, Toronto, Ontario CANADA, Melinda Bayliss
Smithfield High
School-Jr. Div., Esmond,
RI, Jennifer Albuquerque & Beth Smith
South Island School-Jr. Div., Aberdeen, Hong Kong, China, Vincent So & Enrica Chan
St. Anthony
Catholic School, Tamuning, GUAM, Josephine Catahay
St. John Brebeuf Regional Seconday-Jr.
Div., Abbotsford, Brit. Col., CANADA, Christine Tsou
St. Mary
Academy-Bay View, Riverside, RI, Sr. Terry Farrell, RSM
St. Mary Springs
High School-Jr. Div., Fond Du Lac, WI, Juliet
Erickson
Sycamore Middle
School, Indianapolis, IN, Trent Tormoehlen
Takoma Park Middle School, Silver Spring, MD, Sarah H.
Manchester
Tanglin Trust School-Jr. Div.,
Singapore, Giles Jacobson
The Alice Smith School-Jr. Division, Selangor, Malaysia, Deirdre Whittington
The Bear Creek School-Jr. Div., Redmond, WA, Gary Dineen
& Steven Prokopchuk
The Northwest
School-Jr. Div., Seattle, WA, David Matlock
The Seven Hills
School, Walnut Creek, CA, Jaime McCarthy
The Village
School, Houston, TX, Jeffrey Boyd & Cindy Proske
Thompson Middle
School, Middletown, NJ, Mark Sessa
United World
College of SE Asia-Jr. Div., Singapore, Sarah Haywood
& Stephen Lumb
University of
Toronto Schools, Toronto, Ontario CANADA, Sandra Della Maestra
Valhalla High
School - Jr. Div., El Cajon, CA, Brian Andersen
Vestavia Hills
High School-Jr. Div., Vestavia Hills, AL, Susan
Gifford & Todd Taylor
Victoria Shanghai Academy-Jr. Div., Kenneth Kwok Cheung So, Rosanna Chui Lan Yeung
& Daniel D. Slosberg
Waycross Middle
School, Waycross, GA, Kay Cook
West Island School-Jr. Div., Pokfulam, Hong Kong, China,
Matthew McNair
William Dunbar
Public School, Pickering, Ontario, CANADA, Lori Yee
Windfields Junior High School, Toronto, Ontario CANADA, Maya Polevoy
Worth Jr. High
School, Worth, IL, Marianne Hebel
Yew Chung Intern.School Shanghai-Puxi, Jr.
Div., Shanghai, China, Julie Many de Meza
Yew Wah School of Shanghai Changning-Jr.
Div, Shanghai, China, Eric Semasaka