Georgia Tech High School Mathematics Day
Since 1958, Georgia Tech's School of Math has invited high school students to compete both on individual and team events for pride and prizes. After a hiatus, the competition was revitalized in 2004, and in recent years 300 to 400 students have attended the events every Spring at the Institute's campus in midtown Atlanta.
Volunteers from the School of Math's student body, faculty, and staff welcome the participants to campus, and run the event. Overall, this event brings the Institute and local high schools together for a day of mathematics and fun. See the School's annual publication ProofReader for the list of winners, pictures, and more information about the competition in recent years. For more information about the High School Math Day, please visit our High School Math Day webpage
Past Event Organizers
- 2019: Trevor Gunn, Santhosh Karnik, George Kerchev, Stephen McKean, Joshua Schroeder, Nathan Soedjak, Reuben Tate, Michael Wigal, Chris Jankowski, Shuenn Siang Ng, and Lea Marzo
- 2018: George Kerchev, Santhosh Karnik, Stephen McKean, Sharon McDowell, and Chris Jankowski​
- 2017: George Kerchev, Sudipta Kolay, Shane Scott, Sharon McDowell, and Chris Jankowski
- 2016: Eric Sabo, Elizabeth Last, Chi Ho Yuen, George Kerchev, Shane Scott, Sharon McDowell, and Annette Rohrs
Distance Mathematics Program for High School Students
The School of Mathematics, in collaboration with various school systems in Georgia, offers college level courses via distance learning to advanced high school students through the Distance Mathematics Program. This program now enrolls over 1,000 students from over 90 high schools every year. For more information about the program please visit our Distance Math page: https://math.gatech.edu/undergraduate/distance-math-program