Difference between revisions of "Connecticut ARML"
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| − | Qualification for the Connecticut ARML Team is via a test known as the ARML Runoff. The test is given at various locations in the state in early March and consists of 24 questions given in two one-hour sections. | + | Qualification for the Connecticut ARML Team is via a test known as the ARML Runoff. The test is given at various locations in the state in early March and consists of 24 questions given in two one-hour sections. Student selection for the team is usually announced during the state meet (CSAML). |
| − | The students selected for the team then participate in two practices held on Saturday mornings in mid-May. Three teams of 15 students go to the ARML contest at Penn State. | + | The students selected for the team then participate in two practices held on Saturday mornings in mid-May. Three teams of 15 students each go to the ARML contest at Penn State. |
For further information about the ARML Runoff test and the team please see the team’s [https://fcmath.org/connecticut-arml-team/ webpage] or contact [mailto:CTARMLTeam@gmail.com CTARMLTeam@gmail.com]. | For further information about the ARML Runoff test and the team please see the team’s [https://fcmath.org/connecticut-arml-team/ webpage] or contact [mailto:CTARMLTeam@gmail.com CTARMLTeam@gmail.com]. | ||
Revision as of 03:06, 1 June 2020
Qualification for the Connecticut ARML Team is via a test known as the ARML Runoff. The test is given at various locations in the state in early March and consists of 24 questions given in two one-hour sections. Student selection for the team is usually announced during the state meet (CSAML).
The students selected for the team then participate in two practices held on Saturday mornings in mid-May. Three teams of 15 students each go to the ARML contest at Penn State.
For further information about the ARML Runoff test and the team please see the team’s webpage or contact CTARMLTeam@gmail.com.
