SJ students bag Thai maths awards
San Juan City had 33 contestants joining the maths olympiad with everyone winning a medal each: one gold, nine silver and 23 bronze medals
Thirty-three young mathematicians from the San Juan City academic Senior High School brought home awards from the Thailand international Mathematical olympiad.
“i feel happy and proud to be greeted with news that not just one, not just two, but 33 of our young San Juaneño students from our very own public school have won in another international competition,” San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora said.
“and at mathematics at that, with a 100-percent winning rate!” he exclaimed.
San Juan City had 33 contestants joining the maths olympiad with everyone winning a medal each: one gold, nine silver and 23 bronze medals.
The awards add to the growing number of international hauls of the San Juan City academic Senior High
School, led by their Principal Dr. rina angeles.
Six months ago, the school produced six winners from the Hongkong international Mathematical olympiad.
“These achievements are products of perseverance and team work by our LGu, the principals, teachers, students and parents who all joined hands in making sure our students get the best education in the country,” Dr. Cecille Carandang, schools division superintendent of the San Juan City Schools Division office, said.
San Juan City academic Senior High School introduced a school-based innovation called
the academic (Senior High School — Mathematical olympiad Training Program) online 2022, a program implemented by Master Teacher adrian Monilla and angeles.
Monilla was recognized in the Thailand international Mathematical olympiad as outstanding Coach by the Math olympiad Training League for coaching winners in two consecutive international mathematical events while San Juan City was hailed as Top Performing School in the Philippines.
“People used to doubt the quality of education our public schools provided but San Juan City is a testament that with the LGu and Deped working hand in hand, we can produce the best students from our public schools that this country can really be proud of,” Zamora said.