These Lenihan Intermediate School students qualified for the state math bee after competing in the regional math bee at AEA 267 on May 1. Pictured in front row, from left, are Locke Bloomquist, Kaiden McWilliams, Ashten Finders and Mang Sang. Back row, Annmarie Zhou, Chesni Uhde, Derek Ketcham, Jason Strand and Josh Reynolds.
Several Lenihan Intermediate School students qualified for the state math bee after competing in the sixth grade regional math bee at the AEA 267 in Marshalltown on May 1.
Teams from Lenihan, St. Francis Catholic School, BCLUW, Meskwaki Settlement School and Timothy Christian School participated in the regional bee, which included rounds of written math tests.
Lenihan teams took third and fourth place in the event and also qualified individuals for the state bee, which is May 16 in Cedar Falls. Lenihan student Jason Strand was the top overall individual finisher among all students at the regional bee.
St. Francis had a team place first and BCLUW had a second place team as the top four teams qualified for state as well as the top 16 individuals.
All regional math bee competitors from Lenihan Intermediate School.
