Glen Meadow 'mathletes' participate in competition
Vernon. Seventh-grader Noelle Hernandez was the top scorer for Glen Meadow Middle School at the North Central Chapter Competition of the National Math Club on Feb. 1.
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| 03 Feb 2020 | 01:19

Pictured from left: Mark Maffia, Louise Gravador, Kailey Vogel, Noelle Hernandez, Rebekah Bruesehoff, Aidan Zachowski, Samantha Enid Vasquez, Annie Zhu, & Bria Rolle. (
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Noelle Hernandez was the school's top scorer (
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Nine "Mathletes" at Glen Meadow Middle School competed at the North Central Chapter Competition of the National Math Club on Feb. 1 at New Jersey Institute of Technology competed against 28 other schools.
Seventh-grader Noelle Hernandez was the school's top scorer.
The school's club is an after-school program open to the schools sixth, seventh and eighth graders.
The National Math Club, powered by the MATHCOUNTS organization, is a nationwide middle school math program designed to coach students in mathematical problem-solving through competition. The students practice challenging math problems both individually and as teams.