Corwin Students Excel in National Math Contest

On the national stage, Corwin International Magnet School “mathletes” demonstrated their skills in the Spring 2026 Noetic Learning Math Contest, with one student achieving a perfect score and two earning a spot on the National Honor Roll.

The Noetic Learning Math Contest is a biannual national competition for elementary and middle school students designed to encourage students' interest in mathematics, develop critical problem-solving skills, and inspire them to excel in STEM-related fields.

Competing against 43,905 students from 853 schools nationwide, Corwin fifth grader Anthony J. earned a perfect score, answering all 20 complex problems within the 45-minute time limit.

This elite accomplishment earns Anthony the honor of being one of the top young mathematicians in the country. 

Anthony joins Corwin fourth grader Ethan P. on the National Honor Roll, a distinction reserved for approximately the top 10% of all Noetic Learning Math Contest participants in the United States.

Also, the following Corwin students earned the title of Honorable Mention title, placing them in the top 50% of participants nationwide.

• Keaton H-B. (fourth grade)
• Kingston P. (fourth grade)
• Esperanza S-M., (fourth grade)
• Ariley B-M., (fourth grade)
• Maura B., (fifth grade)
• Caitlin Annyka J. (fifth grade)
• Isaac J. (seventh grade)
• Mathias M. (eighth grade)

The Corwin team is coached by Jaime Quinn.