Emory Math Circle

12/21/2020

Virtual Emory Math Circle - Registration open today! -

Due to COVID-19 and based on guidance from Emory University, we have decided that for the safety of all involved, Math Circle will continue to be held virtually this spring. We have reworked our lessons to deliver an engaging and effective experience in this format. Lessons will be 40 minutes lon...

03/26/2020

Updates on Emory Week of Mathematical Exploration -

Dear parents and students, I am writing about Emory Week of Mathematical Exploration (EWoME), which is currently scheduled to run June 1-5, 2020. Due to COVID-19, Emory has indefinitely suspended all on campus events and gatherings of any size (see below for the official statement, which can be fou...

01/06/2020

Register for spring classes with Emory Math Circle. Early registration ends on January 10. Learn more and register by visiting our website:

12/29/2019

Registration for spring classes starts today! -

Any time between today and January 10, you may register your children for spring classes.  Information about registration can be found here.  In particular, you will find info about which sections meet on which dates, how to choose the right level for your children, and instructions on using the r...

07/31/2019

Registration for fall classes starts today! Also our fall Math Festival and more! -

Any time between today and August 31, you may register your children for fall classes.  Information about registration can be found here.  In particular, you will find info about which sections meet on which dates, how to choose the right level for your children, and instructions on using the regi...

04/10/2019

Week of Mathematical Exploration -

Emory Math Circle’s “Week of Mathematical Exploration” is a program for high school and middle school students (typically these students also attended Emory Math Circle) to work on mini research problems in small groups. Each day there is also a guest faculty lecturer. The students present the...

03/05/2019

Looking for better games for your kids to play over Spring Break? Check out these seven games to teach and captivate! ♟🎲♟

Like sneaking veggies into dessert, these board games teach STEM, strategy, and executive functions through the joys of play.

01/09/2019

Registration for spring classes is still open! Also your last chance to sign up for two math competitions -

Any time between today and February 9, you may register your children for spring classes.  Information about registration can be found here.  In particular, you will find info about which sections meet on which dates, how to choose the right level for your children, and instructions on using the r...

01/03/2019

Registration for the spring semester is now open. Learn about which sections are available at what times at the link below. Be sure to sign up now so you don't miss the first week of classes!

Even though lottery registration has ended, you can still register for any class that still has open seats.

12/22/2018

Registration for spring classes starts today! Also sign-ups for two math competitions -

Any time between today and December 31, you may register your children for spring classes.  Information about registration can be found here.  In particular, you will find info about which sections meet on which dates, how to choose the right level for your children, and instructions on using the...

11/06/2018

Math competitions, the end-of-the-year party, and feedback -

Math Kangaroo is an international math competition designed to help students develop confidence in their math abilities and understand how math applies to all realms of natural sciences and human activities.  The 75-minute competition contains 30 multiple-choice questions, and each grade level has ...

09/02/2018

Sunday: Julia Robinson Math Festival 1:00 - 3:30 -

Emory Math Circle kicks off on Sunday, September 2, with the Julia Robinson Math Festival.  Your family can come and go any time between 1:00 and 3:30 PM to participate in games, puzzles, and problems that give a preview of what Emory Math Circle is like. The event is held in the second-floor atri...