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Stuart students earn top placements on a national mathematics exam
The AMC 10 is a 25-question, 75-minute exam that challenges students to apply problem-solving skills across algebra, geometry, number theory
Congratulations to three Middle School students and two Upper School students for earning top placements in the 2025 AMC 10, a nationally recognized mathematics competition administered by the Mathematical Association of America.
This year, Stuart students earned top placements across both versions of the exam, with Emma Li and Adela Zhang scoring in the top 25% nationally.
AMC 10A Results
First Place: Emma L. - Grade 7 (Top 25% nationally)
Second Place: Chelsea Y. - Grade 6
Third Place: Sophie Bogumil - Grade 10
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AMC 10B Results
First Place: Emma L. - Grade 7 (Top 25% nationally)
First Place: Adela Z. - Grade 7 (Top 25% nationally)
Second Place: Sarah Meng - Grade 9
The AMC 10 is a 25-question, 75-minute exam that challenges students to apply problem-solving skills across algebra, geometry, number theory, and probability. It also serves as an early qualifying step for students pursuing advanced national and international mathematics competitions.
