Forty Garden City High School students excel in Long Island Math Fair
On April 24, 40 students from Garden City High School’s math research program showcased their work at the Long Island Math Fair.
Hosted by the Association of Mathematics Supervisors of Long Island, the Long Island Math Fair is a research competition for students in grades 7–12. It provides participants with the opportunity to explore advanced mathematical topics beyond the traditional curriculum and develop original research projects. To compete, students submit a research paper and present their findings to peers and judges during an in-person event at Hofstra University.
Garden City students represented the district with distinction, presenting their projects alongside peers from across Long Island. Participants were evaluated on both their written research and oral presentations, earning an impressive total of eight gold medals, 14 silver medals and 12 bronze medals.
Congratulations to the district’s gold medal winners: Anais Bardizbanian, Tejas Bera, Grace Kumpel, Hannah Lam, Emily McDonald, Trisha Samanpure, Roger Wang and Oscar Zhou; silver medal winners: Jack Armstrong, Erica Egor, Merrick Fang, Chiara Fascilla, Mihir Goyal, Casey Henson, Vivian Hu, Marcus Lam, Connor Lee, Riya Motwani, Julia Pontone, Sara Shamail, Tina Tu and Tiffany Zhang; and bronze medal winners: Phoebe Cooke, James Crouchley, Christophe De Rechter, Nicholas Henson, Allyson Hsieh, Eric Lam, Miles Luk, Philip Mariacher, Cameron Quinlan, Arya Rad, William Schwarz and Amanda Tedesco.
The district congratulates all participants on their dedication, creativity and outstanding achievement.