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NEWS
AMSA's varsity math team placed third in the small school division at the Massachusetts Association of Mathematics Leagues (MAML). Varsity team members were Manraaj Singh, Akhil Divi, Richard Yan, Marrio Jeyakumar, Mark Furman, and Annabella Kalina. The result qualified the team for the New England Association of Mathematics Leagues (NEAML) on Friday, April 26 at Canton High School.
The Middle School Math Team placed third in its cluster at the fifth and final meet of the IMLEM (Intermediate Math League of Eastern Massachusetts) season. Konrad Richter was one of three students with a perfect score, while Anne Schoenleber White and Jeet Khilnani missed a single question. Owen Kuzara, Zachary Spizuoco, and Elizabeth Zickus also posted notably high scores. On Tuesday the team concludes its competitive season with an international online competition, Purple Comet.
Balance Day for students in grades 6-7 included a pet therapy dog, friendship bracelets, board games, movies, video games, Legos, Origami, and open gym time! photo gallery
AMSA's Freshman Math Team earned first place in the third WOCOMAL math competition! Richard Yan and Samik Shah earned perfect scores of 18 points. With this spectacular performance, AMSA's team has secured the first place in the Freshman team league.
Two AMSA teams competed in the Annual Women of Science
Grades 8-12 enjoyed a variety of activities at this year's Balance Day -- Animal Adventures, Kickboxing, Crocodile River Music, Pets and People, Trailwalking, Friendship Bracelets, Irish and Latin Dance, and more! view photo/video gallery
AMSA’s Varsity Math Team placed 3rd out of more than 30 central Mass. high schools at the fourth WOCOMAL meet at Shrewsbury High School this week. Richard (Richy) Yan, Anabella Kalina, Mark Furman, and Manraaj Singh were AMSA’s top scorers. Congratulations to all students who participated! photos
Two teams from AMSA’s Science Bowl club advanced to the championship round of the Northeast Regional Science Bowl on Feb. 24 at UConn. Seeded 11th and 16th, they went head-to-head against other high school teams, answering fast-paced questions on biology, chemistry, earth science, energy, math and physics. Team members as seen in photo: Arya Sheth, Vatsal Patel, Darshan Giriraj, Richy Yan, Anikait Mazumder, Aneesh Guda, Vaishak Pulkayath, Pranav Balaji, Ian Gifford. Contact Dr. Mortimer if you'd like more information about the Science Bowl club. photo