ANNOUCEMENT
SJAMC II REGISTRATION STARTED!
1. Take a look at SJAMC II information & poster at “Contest” section.
2. Please sign up with the “Register Now!” Button.
Thank you very much, and welcome to SJA Mathematics Contest!
(Updated March 24th, 2025)
“Student”
SJAMC is a contest . . .
1. OF the students
2. BY the students
3. FOR the students
Challenge Excel Collaborate
Welcome to the official math contest of St. Johnsbury Academy Jeju!
We are committed to delivering a meaningful and high-quality experience to all students at SJA, regardless of their proficiency in mathematics. Both Middle School and High School students have the opportunity to participate in their respective divisions. This contest not only provides a platform for students to showcase their abilities but also serves as a stepping stone for them to further challenge themselves in future competitions.
Take a look around the website to learn more about it.
Student Organizers
HyunSeung (Jason) Yeom
Class of 2025
“Wonderful to see you here at SJAMC I! We would love to have you here and engage yourself with other participants in problem solving. It’s a fantastic opportunity for students to immerse themselves in a vibrant community of peers, making meaningful connections and enjoying the thrill of competition.”
JeongWon Moon
Class of 2025
“Welcome to the SJA Mathematics Contest! We hope this to be a meaningful opportunity for all young mathematicians to challenge, excel, and collaborate. This contest is not only about solving problems; it’s about the resilience, teamwork, and joy that we find in the process. Let’s learn, enjoy, and celebrate together as a community. Looking forward to seeing you all!”
Jisoo Oh
Class of 2026
“We strive to inspire participants, encouraging the exploration of mathematical concepts in a supportive environment. Our goal is to promote not only problem-solving skills but also teamwork among students of all ages, laying the foundation for lifelong learning. Through the SJAMC, we aim to contribute to the growth of vibrant community of math enthusiasts.”
GaYeon Bang
Class of 2026
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TaeYoung (William) Hwang
Class of 2026
“Welcome! We are thrilled to have you here! SJA Math Contest provides participants with the opportunity to show off their math skills. Through rigorous problems and collaborating with peers, individuals can enhance their problem-solving skills and learn to work as a team. While competing is an important part of this competition, don’t forget to have fun! “
Subin Cho
Class of 2027
“It is an honor for us to come together with talented young mathematicians! At SJAMC, we bring together math enthusiasts to share the excitement of mathematics and foster collaboration in a stimulating environment. Whether you’re here to challenge yourself or simply to enjoy the spirit of friendly competition, SJAMC is the place to be!”
Sean Go
Class of 2027
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Contest Advisors
Mr. Stephen Poole
Teaches:
Multivariable Calculus, AP Calculus BC, Trigonometry
Ms. Eunsaem Lee
Teaches:
AP Calculus AB, Pre-Calculus
What our teachers are saying…
“In the pursuit of excellence, we do not compete against others; instead, we pit our abilities and our audacity against our idealized selves. As we push harder, go farther, and move faster, we extend our limits to the point where what was once impossible is now possible, where what was once unthinkable is now within reach. In this way, we slowly conquer the doubt within ourselves. Only in doing so can we savor the magnitude of our success.”
Mr. Justin Boyd, the 23-24 High School Principal
“Competitions can bond our community and instill pride in the skills of our students that they have worked hard to develop. It is wonderful to see our students challenge themselves in a competition founded and led by students themselves. Problem solving is one of the core pillars of SJA. This competition is a showcase of the passion our students have towards being problem solvers. That passion ultimately serves our community and potentially our world.”
Mr. Eric Beck, the 23-24 Middle School Principal
It is not knowledge, but the act of learning, not possession but the act of getting there, which grants the greatest enjoyment.
Great Mathematician Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777 ~ 1855)
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