Case Studies

MathCounts

The excitement was palpable as 103 students from across Fresno County gathered to compete in the annual FCSS MathCounts Competition, a thrilling event that celebrates mathematical talent, problem-solving skills, and academic excellence. Hosted by the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools at Fresno State, this competition brings together some of the brightest middle and elementary school minds for a day of challenging math problems and spirited collaboration.

The MathCounts Competition encourages students to push the boundaries of their mathematical abilities through individual and team rounds that test speed, accuracy, and critical thinking. Participants tackled complex equations and logical challenges, showcasing their dedication and passion for mathematics.

This year's competition featured students from schools across the county, highlighting the depth of talent in Fresno County schools. Coaches and teachers played an essential role in preparing the teams, nurturing a love for mathematics and fostering a supportive environment for students to excel. FCSS is proud to provide a platform where young mathematicians can shine, connect with peers who share their interests, and gain valuable problem-solving experience. Events like MathCounts are vital in inspiring the next generation of engineers, scientists, and innovators. Teams from Granite Ridge Intermediate and Fugman Elementary in Clovis Unified will advance to the state MathCounts Competition. 

Fresno County MathCounts was sponsored in part by Passion in Education and Noble Credit Union.