The Math League contests are the best in high school mathematics competition. College Park has dominated our region for well over a decade. We are proud of our mathematics students, teachers and department.

Students in each league compete for the highest scores, while schools compete for the highest team score: the total of the top 5 scores in each school are tallied to obtain the winning school.

Check out these results!!!

2014-2015 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2013-2014 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2012-2013 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2011-2012 Results: 2nd in Region - College Park High School

2010-2011 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School (tied w/Bentley)

2009-2010 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2008-2009 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2007-2008 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2006-2007 Results: N/A - College Park did not complete competition

2005-2006 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2004-2005 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2003-2004 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2002-2003 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2001-2002 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

2000-2001 Results: 1st in Region - College Park High School

To learn more about The Math League contests or to view further results, visit The Math League website.

Parent Communication Letter for Algebra 1AB

For Math Placement information, please read the Parent Communication Letter for Algebra 1AB.

Math Department Info

American Mathematics Competition - February 2019

Who is eligible?

9th and 10th graders eligible for the AMC 10 which covers topics up through 10th grade math.
11th and 12th graders eligible for the AMC 12 which covers advanced algebra, advanced geometry, and trigonometry. Competition does not include calculus.

The AMC 10/12 is the first in a series of competitions that eventually lead all the way to the International Mathematical Olympiad.

Competition scheduled for Thursday, February 7, 2019 and Wednesday, February 13, 2019. Both tests will take place during RTI and lunch.

Students must sign up (using the link below) by Friday, January 11, 2019 in order to take the test.

Sign up for the AMC Test here. You may take the test on February 7, February 13, or on both days.

Visit the MAA site for practice tests and more information.

Contact Ms. Strange or Mr. Gray with any questions.

Mathematics Department Co-Chairs

Joan Dahl
Chris Gray

Online Access to Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 textbooks

To access the Algebra 1, Geometry, or Algebra 2 textbooks online, click on the picture below.

TAYLOR ATTERBURY		Teacher
JAMES BAIE		Teacher
JANETTE BUNTEN		Teacher
JOAN DAHL		Teacher and Dept. Co Chair, Math
MARK FURTADO	(925) 682-7670 ex: 2276	Teacher
HARSIMRAN GILL		Teacher
CHRISTOPHER GRAY		Teacher and Dept. Co Chair, Math
BRIAN HOPP		Teacher
MARIA LAHOMMEDIEU		Teacher
DANIEL LEINGANG		Teacher
ANGEL NIEDZIELSKI		Teacher
KELLIE PAREDERO		Teacher
KHOA PHAN		Teacher
BRUCE ROCKWELL		Teacher
KATHLEEN STRANGE		Teacher