CalcuSolve is a virtual math competition that tests students' problem-solving skills, as individuals, and as part of a team of up to 4 students. There are a total of 9 math problems: 7 individual and 2 team. Points are earned based on correct answers given during a set amount of time.
There is no fee to participate.
Our school can sponsor a limited number of teams. If too many teams sign up, we may have an in-house preliminary round.
The competition will be held November 24, 2026.
Please contact Dr. Poole to sign up.
The DataJam is a team-based data science learning experience and competition designed to guide high school
students through a complete data science project of their choosing. The DataJam provides ample resources to
facilitate this journey including access to trained DataJam mentors, a collection of data sources, and a library of
guides for each step of The DataJam competition.
For more information see below or contact Dr. Poole/Mr. Caric.
The Pine-Richland Math Club is always looking for new members! We do problems, practice for competitions, and explore all the ways Mathematics can impact us every day and in our future careers. Come join us and see an example of our Problem of the Month here!
Enjoy tackling challenging problems, developing your own ideas, and learning from experts? SigmaCamp’s Problem of the Month (POM) is a free international math and science competition for students ages 11-17. Each month, students tackle original problems in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Computer Science, Linguistics, and more. POM is designed to challenge students in ways traditional schoolwork often does not. For example, this September, students design and build a device from household materials that keeps a chicken egg floating for as long as possible.