Joe Mathlete also has a few shorter run blogs, including Joe Mathlete Draws a Nipple on Ziggy's Nose So That His Nose Looks Like A Titty, Joe Mathlete Will Draw Anything You Want on an Index Card, and JOE MATHLETE'S GREAT AMERICAN BLOG. I might find it hilarious while you might not get it. Like many other webcomics in the lollersphere, Marmaduke Explained can be extremely polarizing. Then I figured out that after a month they switch out all of the Marmaduke comics with pictures of a little red X, most likely to piss off bloggers and the like. When I first began this public service, I linked the cartoons from United Media's website (which is very similar to this blog, only it just posts the comic strips without giving them proper context).
Photo #2: Grades 7-8 team champions with school leaders and community members.I have received a number of emails about the missing images from the first month or so of this blog. Photo #1: Grade 6 team champions with school leaders and community members.įront Row (left to right): Tesiah Law and Steven Huang (not pictured Noah Kerr, Rohan Nampelly)īack Row (left to right): Vaughn Draggoo of Quest Science, LVJUSD Board Trustee Kristie Wang, LVJUSD Board Clerk Emily Prusso, LVJUSD Superintendent Kelly Bowers, LVJUSD Board President Craig Bueno
It was an intense competition, and all students who competed should be commended for their competitive spirit and sportsmanship,” expressed Jason Krolikowski, LVJUSD Director of Secondary Education. “The MathCounts competition gave our students an opportunity to showcase their outstanding mathematical skills. Students work in groups to collaborate and have fun as they build on their knowledge of math. Weekly club meetings include activities that reinforce middle school math content and an extended application of problem-solving skills. With the guidance and leadership of volunteer coaches consisting of local scientists, mathematicians, community members, parents, and teachers, each LVJUSD middle school coordinates its own MathCounts club to engage their most passionate math students. Mathematics is a foundation of STEM education - science, technology, engineering, and math.
Each of the middle schools' volunteers and math teachers work hard with our students to provide this unique and challenging opportunity in math,” shared Robyn Schlichter, math teacher and MathCounts Coordinator. It is truly a special event for our middle school students. “It was great to see so many students participating in our annual MathCounts event. Nearly 100 incredible math minds from grades six through eight representing all five LVJUSD middle schools participated in this year’s event of both team and individual competitions. February 23, 2022- Livermore, CA - Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District (LVJUSD) hosted its 26th Annual Livermore MathCounts competition for middle school “mathletes” at Granada High School on Saturday, February 12, 2022.
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