List of 3 news stories.

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  Birchwood Students Advance to MathCounts Chapter Round

  2/24/2021
  Birchwood students competed to advance to the chapter rounds of the MathCounts. The competition was fierce with 2,500 students participating in this round. Their coach, Mr. Charles Debelak said, “I wish everyone could go on to state, but this is the nature of a competition against the best math students in Northeast Ohio. I am proud of all their efforts during this trying period of the pandemic." The following students will represent Birchwood School of Hawken at this virtual event: 

   

  Jordan Gordon ranked 6^th 

  Joshua Gordon ranked 8^th 

  Jacob Gao ranked 9^th 

  Michael Zhu ranked 13^th 

  Ben Miyares ranked 17^th 
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  Creative Writing Advances Birchwood Teams to the Next Level

  2/22/2021
  On February 6^th, Birchwood’s seventh and eighth grade teams competed at the district level Power of the Pen creative writing tournament taking top honors. The seventh grade team placed second and the eighth grade team placed first. Both teams advance to the regional competition.

   

  Individually, Isabelle Bixler won 4^th place overall, and also a “best of round” award. Areesha Nouman won “Best of Round” in two out of the three rounds.
  
  

  Coaches Charles Debelak, Lorraine Tzeng, Jennifer Seward, and Maysan Haydar congratulate their teams who will go on to compete in the regional tournament on March 13^th hosted by Baldwin-Wallace University:
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  National Math Competition Honors Birchwood School of Hawken Students

  2/1/2021
  Birchwood School of Hawken students competed in the American Mathematics Competition 8 (AMC 8) and three finished among the top 5% of all math students in the United States. Two others were also recognized for their exceptional scores.

  Angela D’Souza (7^th grade) finished third place in her section.

   

  Jacob Gao (6^th grade) finished first place in his section, scored in the top 5% nationally, and earned the certificate of achievement for those in 6^th grade and under scoring over 15.

   

  Jordan Gordon (7^th grade) finished first place in his section and scored in the top 5% nationally.

   

  Joshua Gordon (6^th grade) finished second place in his section and earned the certificate of achievement for those in 6^th grade and under scoring over 15.

   

  Ben Miyares (7^th grade) finished first place in his section and scored in the top 5% nationally.
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