Annapolis Capital Punishment

Let's hear it for our own public school. Here is some good news from Annapolis High School which now leads the third round of the annual five-part Anne Arundel County High School Mathematics Competition at Anne Arundel Community College (that's a lot of ann's..), capturing first place for a third consecutive round. AHS is whipping the other public and those fancy, private schools! 134 students from 15 public and private schools competed along with a team of home-schooled students nicknamed the Independents. Round winner Annapolis High scored 8.33. Other Round 3 scores were: Broadneck High, 7.33; Old Mill High, 6.67; tied at 5.33 were Archbishop Spalding High, Chesapeake High, Key School, Meade High and Severn School; Southern High, 5.0; South River, 4.67; Northeast High, 4.33, North County High at 3.33; Arundel High, 3.0. Tying with a score of 2.67 were Severna Park High and Indian Creek School followed by the Independents with 1.0.

The only student achieving a perfect score was Huaiyu Wu of Annapolis High. Wu also earned six correct answers in rounds one and two.

The year-to-date scores have Annapolis High in first place with 30.33; followed by Archbishop Spalding High, 23.33; and Key School, 22.0. Other scores: Severn School, 21.0; Chesapeake High, 20.33; South River High and Broadneck High, tied at 19.33; Meade High, 18.67; Southern High, 17.0; North County High, 16.0; Northeast High and Old Mill High, tied at 12.67; Arundel High, 10.0; Independents, 8.67; Severna Park High and Indian Creek School, tied at 8.33.