Aborn Institute / School
2804 Riedel Road
San Jose, CA 95135
ph: 408 238 6866
alt: 408 375 7753
AbornSch
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Aborn won the 1st place on Team, and Individual rewards at Houston, TX for 2016 MathLeague National Championship On June 11, 2016.
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Qualified for 2016 MathLeague Elementary National Championship
on June 11, Houston, TX
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Qualified for 2016 MathLeague Elementary School California State Championship
on May 1, at US Davis, CA
G3 Brain, Vicent, Arthur,
G4 Catherine L, Ryan, Rashiq, Tiffany, Weston, Canis, Edward
G5 Apoorva, Arianna, Alex D, Praneeth, Emily G, Jason L, Catherine Z, Ben T,
G6 Ralphie, Alex G, Brad, Brandon H, Kevin Y, Even W, Luna, Grace,
Qualified for 2016 MathLeague Middle School California State Championship
on March 6, at Saratoga, CA
G6~8 Apoorva, Alex D, Ralphie, Alex G, Brad, Allen Ma, Anoohya, Sakath
Ralphie Cao won 5th Place
Qualified for 2016 MathLeague High School California State Championship
on April 9, at Valley Christian High School, San Jose, CA
G8 Allen Chen
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Harker held the 15th annual Diana Nichols Math Invitational for grades 6-8
on March 6, at Harker School, San Jose, CA
Individual Rewards:
Tom G6 Alex Gu, 2nd place, got 17 out of 20, and most of our TOM G5 and G6 students were managed to get 14 ~ 15 questions correct already :)
Chaboya G7 Allen M, 5th place
Chaboya G8 Sekath, 8th place
Team Rewards:
Tom G6 won 2nd place: Alex G, Ralphie C, Evan W, Brandon H and Kevin Y
Chaboya G7 won 3rd place: Allen M, Felix Z, Anoonya P, and Brian N
Chaboya G8 won 5th place: Sakath, Allen C, and Janet
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Congratulations to our AMC8 young winners :
G6 Ralphie C, G6 Alex D, G5 Aproorva P, G5 Alex G, G5 Praneeth T, G6 Brad Z, G5 Arianna C, and G6 Kevin Y :D
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Regional 1st Place Winners on CML at the 4th Grade Level :
Apoorva P, Arianna C, Praneeth T, Alex D, Emily G, Ben T and Jason Liu :D
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2015 MathLeague National Championship
After the School Round Contests in Spring between January to April and State round contest in May (California 's State Round on May 3, at UC Davis) for qualification, totally 44 students from California State were invitied for 2015 Mathleague National Championship at Houston, TX on June 6, 2015. 11 of them are from Aborn Insitute : 9 from Tom Matsumoto Elementary School and 2 from Carolyn Clark Elementary School!
Aborn Team I (G5's Ralphie Cao, Kevin Wang, Alex Gu, and G6's Anoohya Panidapu) won the 3rd Place and Team II ( G4's Apoorva Panidapu, Arianna Cao, Alex Dong, and Praneeth T) got the 10th for Tom Matsumoto Elementary School over 115 top teams in US at 2015 MathLeague National Competition, Houston, TX, on June 6, 2015.
Individual rewards:
G5 Ralphie, 3rd with 236.5 points
G4 Apoorva, 4th
G6 Anoohya, 8th
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G4 Arianna, tied with 10th
G4 Alex D, 11th and G5 Kevin W, 11th with only 0.25 ~ 0.5 point away
G6 Andrew W, 12th
"Now for some elementary school results. The national elementary championship was held in Houston in June, and several dozen students from California competed at this event. Congratulations go to Tom Matsumoto Elementary School, Magnolia Science Academy, and Argonaut Elementary, all of which placed among the top 10 teams. Tom Matsumoto had two teams in the top 10, placing third (G5 Raphie C, G5 Alex G, G5 Kevin W, and G6 Anoohya P) and tenth (G4 Apoorva P , G4 Alex D, G4 Arianna C, and G4 Praneeth T). Their tenth place team was the highest scoring team in the country consisting only of students in fourth grade and below. Students from California also won 15 of the 40 individual trophies that were handed out at the national championship." --Tim, September 15, 2015, operations@mathleague.org
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Matthew G, who won the 1st place at The Northern California MATHCOUNTS Championship on Saturday March 21st, at Stanford University in Palo Alto :D, earned the right to represent California state in the Lockheed Martin MATHCOUNTS National Competition - 2015 :D
Matthew G is willing to come back to help our AI young olympic math students during summer camp this year, and hope it can inspire our young math lovers more :)
Congratulations to Jason Li, Alex Gu, Ralphie Cao, Anoohya P , and Andrew W won the perfect scores on 2014~2015 5-run MOEMS math contest.
Congratulations to Apoorva P, Arianna C, and Ralphie C earned the Awards for Title of National Students Winners at 2014~2015 5-run CML math Contests.
200 qualified US Elementary National MathLeague Championship students at University of Houston, TX had the final Math contest on June 7, 2014 .
Again, our students won:
Arianna C: 3rd Place
Alex D: 6th Place
Ralphie C: 9th Place
2016 MathLeague High School State Championship
on April 9, at Valley Christian High School, San Jose, CA
Harker Math InvitationalOn March 6, Harker held the 15th annual Diana Nichols Math Invitational for grades 6-8. More than 300 students from about 20+ schools in the bay area including Harker, Redwood MS, Miller MS, Chaboya MS etc. attended, including 50+ competing teams.
Individually Rewards:Tom G6 Alex Gu, 2nd place, got 17 out of 20, and most of our TOM G5 and G6 students were managed to get 14 ~ 15 questions correct already️
Chaboya G7 Allen M, 5th placeChaboya G8 Sekath, 8th placeTeam Rewards:Tom G6 won 2nd place: Alex G, Ralphie C, Evan W, Brandon H and Kevin YChaboya G7 won 3rd place: Allen M, Felix Z, Anoonya P, and Brian N
Harker Math Invitational
On March 6, Harker held the 15th annual Diana Nichols Math Invitational for grades 6-8. More than 300 students from about 20+ schools in the bay area including Harker, Redwood MS, Miller MS, Chaboya MS etc. attended, including 50+ competing teams.
Individually Rewards:
Tom G6 Alex Gu, 2nd place, got 17 out of 20, and most of our TOM G5 and G6 students were managed to get 14 ~ 15 questions correct already ️
Chaboya G7 Allen M, 5th place
Chaboya G8 Sekath, 8th place
Team Rewards:
Tom G6 won 2nd place: Alex G, Ralphie C, Evan W, Brandon H and Kevin Y
Chaboya G7 won 3rd place: Allen M, Felix Z, Anoonya P, and Brian N
Individually Rewards:
2016 MathLeague National Championship, on June 11, at TX
Qualified for 2016 MathLeague Elementary School California State Championship
1) CML 3 contest on 1/9/12, 2/13/12, and 3/20/12 for G3 or below for *Pythagorean Division: Students participating require above-average reading comprehension and analytical reasoning capabilities. Their computational skills should be appropriate to their grade level.
2) CML 6 (Pythagorean Division) contest on 11/7/11, 12/5/11, 1/9/12, 2/13/12, and 3/20/12 for G6 or below at 6:30PM;
*Pythagorean Division.
a) Our Olympiad math students took the 1 st run CML6 contest on 11/7/10.
There were 19 students to take the contest,
10 of them got 100% (6/6);
2 got 5/6;
6 got 4/6,
1 got /6.
b) Our Olympiad math students took the 2nd run CML6 contest on 12/5/11.
(Remember, 5 contests will be cumulative, so now please prepare well for your 3rd run on 1/9/12.)
There were 18 students to take the contest,
7 of them got 100% (6/6);
4 got 5/6;
7 got 4/6,
Congratulations to The 1st Place Winners at the 2nd Run Contest:
Philip Si- ( 100% on the contest) *5th Grader
Divya Bade- ( 100% on the contest)
Lucy Wang- ( 100% on the contest)
Jonathan Ling- ( 100% on the contest)
Kevin Chang- ( 100% on the contest)
Anton Cao- ( 100% on the contest)
Charles Yu- ( 100% on the contest)
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Name | Grade | score |
AndySheng | 9 | 100% |
Jenna | 8 | 100% |
Jonathan | 7 | 100% |
Dylan | 7 | 100% |
Angeline | 7 | 100% |
Wilson | 7 | 100% |
Rohon | 7 | 100% |
Mashia | 6 | 1st place |
Jeffrey Ma | 6 | 1st place |
Matthew | 5 | 100% :) |
Krystal | 4 | 1st place |
Charvi | 3 | 1st place |
Tej | 2 | 1st place |
Brandon | 1 | 1st place |
Arianna | 1 | 1st place |
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3) AMC 8 Mathematics Competition on 11/17/12 for G8 or below at 7:00PM;
2010 AMC 8 Top Scoring Student(s) In our State (California)
Congratulations, KAREY SHI and KEVIN CHANGreceived the highest score in our state on the 2010 AMC 8 Contest and will be receiving a Top in State award plaque.
4) AMC 10/12 Mathematics Competition on 2/22/12 at 7:00PM
Aborn School is one of the CML and AMC exam centers in San Jose.
The AMC contests have certain rules. They are as follows:
AMC-8 Rules and Scoring
The AMC-8 has 25 multiple-choice questions and is to be taken in 40 minutes. Calculators are NOT allowed.
The AMC-8 is scored based on the number of questions answered correctly only. There is no penalty for getting a question wrong, and each question has equal value. Thus, a student who answers 23 questions correctly receives a score of 23.
There are certain rewards for doing well on the AMC tests. For the AMC-8, a perfect score may earn you a book prize (as it did for the students who achieved perfect scores in 2002); a list of high scoring students is also available to colleges, institutions, and programs who want to attract students strong in mathematics. This may earn you an invitation to places like MathPath, a summer program for middle schoolers. The top-scoring student in each school is also awarded a special pin.
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AMC-10 and AMC-12 Rules and Scoring
The AMC-10 and AMC-12 each have 25 questions, and each is to be taken in 75 minutes. Calculators are allowed. On a given date, a student is only allowed to take one contest (either the AMC-10 or AMC-12; not both).
The AMC-10 is scored based on the number of questions answered correctly and the number of questions left blank. A student receives 6 points for each question answered correctly and 2.5 points for each question left blank. (Incorrect answers contribute 0 points). Thus, a student who answers 18 correctly, leaves 5 blank, and misses 2 gets 18*6 + 5*2.5 = 120.5 points. The maximum possible score is 6*25 = 150 points.
For the AMC-10 and AMC-12, a perfect score earns you recognition (your picture and name are published in a special awards book); as with the AMC-8, a list of high-scoring students is also available to colleges, institutions, etc. The top-scoring student in each school is awarded a special pin, or a bronze, silver, or gold medal, depending on how many times he or she was the top scorer. For more information on awards, visit the official Awards for the AMC page.
In addition, high scorers on the AMC-10 and AMC-12 are invited to take the American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME); high scoring students on this exam are invited to take the USA Mathematical Olympiad (USAMO), the premier mathematics examination for American students.
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Consider working on some AMC problems without a time limit, and taking some full AMCexams under the proper time limit (75 minutes). This will help you get used to taking an AMCexam under test conditions.
You may also wish to practice by doing math problems from other contests, such as MATHCOUNTS. Although they may have a different format, they use similar concepts and will help your problem-solving skills.
AMC-level classes include MATHCOUNTS/AMC Number Theory, MATHCOUNTS/AMCCounting, MATHCOUNTS/AMC Geometry, AMC/AIME Algebra, and AMC/AIME Trigonometry/Complex Numbers.
I hope this document has given you some ideas for how to prepare for the AMC.
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The AMC (American Mathematics Competition) contests are examinations in middle and high school mathematics. There are three levels: the AMC-8 is for students in grades 8 and below; the AMC-10 is for students in grades 10 and below; and the AMC-12 is for students in grades 12 and below.
The AMC-8 is given in the fall (usually November) and the AMC-10 and AMC-12 are given in the spring (usually February). There is only one date on which you may take the AMC-8, but there are two dates on which you may take the AMC-10 and AMC-12. These dates are usually referred to as the "A date" and the "B date", with the "A date" preceding the "B date".
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Note: We have
Olympiad math class I on Sunday, 4:30~6:00PM (G2~G4);
Olympiad math class II on Sunday, 6:30~8:00PM (G4~G6);
Olympiad math class III on Th at 7:00PM for AMC 8/10 level. *The students in this class should pass AMC 8 or our placement test (G7~10).
Olympiad math class IV on Th at 7:00PM for AMC 10/12 level. *The students in this class should pass AMC 8/10 or our placement test (G8~12).
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If you qualified for this year's AIME, mathleague.org is interested in recruiting you for one of their 3 teams of 15 talented math students to represent the San Francisco Bay Area at the national American Regions Math League competition in Las Vegas on June 4-5.
The cost of the trip will be $250, covering registration, round trip transportation from the Bay Area to Las Vegas, housing at the U. of Nevada-Las Vegas, two meals on Saturday, snack s on the bus, and a team T-shirt.
MathLeague is also inviting our great coaches to consider joining their coaching staff to Las Vegas. Coaches' expenses will be paid.
If you are interested in this opportunity, please send an email to abornschool@gmail.com .
2011-2012 Mathematical Contest Information
Contest | Date | Who can attend |
Nov 17, 2011 or Alternate Date | Grade 8 or below | |
Dec. 6, 2011 | High school and advanced Middle School students | |
Feb 8, 2012 | Grade 10 or below | |
Feb 8, 2012 | Grade 12 or below | |
Feb 23, 2012 | Grade 10 or below | |
Feb 23, 2012 | Grade 12 or below | |
March, 2012 at UC Irvine (So Cal) | Junior high school students (grades 6-8) | |
March, 2012 at Stanford University (No Cal) | Junior high school students (grades 6-8) | |
March, 2012 | Top 1% in AMC 10; Top 5% in AMC 12 | |
March, 2012 | Top 1% in AMC 10; Top 5% in AMC 12 | |
April, 2012 | Students who qualify through AIME | |
May , 2012 | Junior high school students (grades 6-8) | |
June 4-5, 2012 | High school and advanced junior high school students | |
June 2012 | Top performers in USAMO, including the USA IMO team | |
July, 2012 | USA team is selected through USAMO and Team Selection Test |
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Congratulations to the following AMC 8 math students who won several awards.
ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION OF AMC 8 RESULTS!!
Intramural school report codes AMC8 national award codes
G = section 1st place (gold) D = distinction 1%, score >= 20
S = section 2nd place (silver) H = honor roll 5%, score >= 17
B = section 3rd place (bronze) M = achievement roll top 40%,
W = School winner <= 6th grade and score >= 15
T = School team member
Section Student
Award Name Age Grade
W D G KRISHNAMURTHI PRIYANKA 12 8 W D G KAREY SHI 11 7
T H S XIAO ERIC 13 7
T H S YU FRANKLIN T 12 7
T H S WANG CINDY 12 8
H B ZHANG HUGH B 12 7
H B WILLIAM CHEN 12 7
H B ZHOU LILLIAN 13 8
H B HU VINCENT 13 8
Intern job interview on June 15, Sunday, 3:00~5:00PM.
Congratulations! Our Math Mental Arithmetic students are faster than calculators!
, Aborn School , 10:4 10:6!!!
Congratulations to Melody Cao!
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Congratulations to Ms. Lu's students!
Result: Math counts Santa Clara Valley Chapter Competition
TOP Scoring Schools:
1 Miller Middle School
2 William Hopkins Junior High
3 John F. Kennedy Middle School
4 Challenger School
5 Chaboya Middle School
6 Redwood Middle School
7--tie The Harker School
7--tie Cupertino Middle School
9 Thornton Junior High
10 Lawson Middle School
11 Discovery Charter School
12 Horner Junior High
13 Fisher Middle School
14 Stratford Middle School
Countdown Round Trophy Winners:
1 Matthew Lin Chaboya Middle School
2 Evan Chen Horner Junior High
3 Victor Xu Miller Middle School
4 Edward Gao Lawson Middle School
RANK Top Individual Scorers
NAME SCHOOL State Qualifiers T(eam) or I(ndividual)
1 Wenkai (Kevin) Lei Miller Middle Sc - Reg Team T
2 Johnny Ho Miller Middle Sc - Reg Team T
3 Matthew Chow Cupertino Middle - Reg Team I
4 Lewis Chen William Hopkins - Reg Team T
5 Eric Wu Miller Middle Sc - Individual I
6 Victor Xu Miller Middle Sc - Reg Team T
7 Aaron Lin William Hopkins - Individual I
8-T Julia Huang Miller Middle Sc - Individual I
8-T Spencer Yee Thornton Junior - Reg Team I
10 Alexander Hong Cupertino Middle - Reg Team I
11 Travis Chen The Harker Schoo - Reg Team
12-T Lexing Tong John F. Kennedy - Reg Team T
12-T Matthew Jin William Hopkins - Individual
12-T Gareth Chen Chaboya Middle S - Reg Team T
20-T Matthew Lin Chaboya Middle S - Reg Team T
29-T Christine Li Chaboya Middle S - Reg Team T
51-T Yizhe Liu Chaboya Middle S - Reg Team T
51-T Albert Lin Home School - Individual
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Aborn School Orientation 3
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After-School Program & Extra Curriculum Classes
August 16, 2008: Saturday, 1:00PM-6:30PM
2847 White Rd, Suite #201~209, San Jose, Ca 95148
感谢各位家长、老师们的大力推荐!
11。World Go Champion(职业七段)Mr. Jiang, 江鸣九 is going to teach Go classes in Aborn Institute on Saturday afternoon.
1:30~2:30 for children(儿童班)
2:30~3:30 for Adult (成人班)
10. "东方的帕瓦罗蒂"-李红深老师将来我校授课!
毕业于中国北京中央音乐学院歌剧系。1985年赴美留学,毕业于美国"朱丽亚歌剧中心"。后获加州大学声乐硕士学位。师从:李维勃、张牧、ELLEN FAUL。
李老师在美期间多次在比赛中获大奖,特别是在1991年获得美国"大都会国际歌剧大赛"一等奖。并于1992年首次在大都会歌剧院演出并担任主要角色。
在从事歌剧演唱的同时,李老师还从事了教学工作及参加一些音乐会的演出。现为"美国声乐教师协会"会员。
周六上午,计划在我校开设3班:
1)儿童合唱班(一)
年令: 五岁至九岁.
2)儿童合唱班(二)
年令: 十岁至十六岁.
3)成人合唱班
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9. 武术宋教练全国武术冠军,主修散打. 我校再一次地邀请到国宝级大师来我校授课!
Sunday:
15:00~16:00 武术 (G4~G7);
16:00~17:00 武术 (K~G3);
17:00~18:00 太极拳 (暂定)
8. Famous Artiest, Mr. Huo will teach a series of Art classes in Aborn School on Saturday afternoon!
我们非常荣幸地邀请到著名画家霍老师来我校教授一系列学院派绘画( G1~AP Studio Art)。霍老师是中国红遍全球的经典动画片《黑猫警长》、《宝莲灯》、《新编三字经》(香港)、《三国演义》(日本)、《莫扎特乐队》(西班牙)、《熊猫京京》(北京电视台)、《人猿泰山》(《Tarzan》)(美国)等的主创作人之一。 毕业于华南艺术大学油画系和广州美术学院的霍老师不仅在漫画艺术上很有名,而且在素描、油画、中国国画等艺术专业都有很深造诣。他的数百幅作品被选入中国及美国各艺术馆展览。
7. We are very pleased to announce that Master Chen will open two Shao Lin Gong Fu classes in Aborn School new facility!
在加州拥有多间武馆的SHAOLIN KUNGFU的"飞师傅"将率名师们在我校授课!
1) 4:00~5:00
2) 5:00~6:00
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6. 妈妈舞蹈健身班和孩子们的芭蕾舞课, 上海芭蕾舞,张静老师
Saturday:
4:30~5:30PM
5:30~6:30PM
Ms. Zhang's profile and photo in the attachment and following link:
http://www.cpaaartscenter.com/image.php?file=images/classData/ZhangJingBio.gif&phpMyAdmin=40d1e058e1713d8e1c1078605debf3db
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5. 中国民族舞,北京舞蹈学院,杨杨老师
Friday:
3:30~4:30PM
4:30~5:30PM
Ms. Yang's profile and photo in the attachment and following link:
http://www.cpaaartscenter.com/image.php?file=images/classData/YangYangInfo.JPG&phpMyAdmin=40d1e058e1713d8e1c1078605debf3db
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4. 现有中、美专业美术老师/教授们加盟我校。在秋季,我们将开设更多不同级的美术课:儿童画、工艺制作、工笔画、水彩画、素描、书法、动画制作、中国画、油画等等。
3.珠心算班)New abacus classes will open on Sundays at Aborn School's new facility:
Class I: 1:00-2:00PM
周日中文学校说明会
August 3, 2008: Sunday, 5:30PM-6:30PM, P Building, 3300 Quimby Rd, SJ, 95148
学校将于7月28日开始招生,8月24日全面开课。届时,少林师傅的狮舞将为学校拉开秋季学期的序幕。在此之前,学校将陆续举办一系列的课程说明会。
本周日(8月3日)下午17:30~18:30学校将有一场周末中文课程说明会。该说明会由我校中文教学总监、在美拥有十多年教学经验的师大中文系的张老师主持。欢迎大家前来了解本校采用的新版《中文》教材并与中文教师们充分交流。同时,也可与全国武术冠军宋教练切磋中国功夫及太极拳技艺。
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Aborn Institute / School
2804 Riedel Road
San Jose, CA 95135
ph: 408 238 6866
alt: 408 375 7753
AbornSch