MATH TEAM, assemble!!! … and a big hello to the 13 new people added to our weekly email blast!
This week Tuesday is our first MATH TEAM meeting of the year! For those of you who have been part of our community, we’re excited to see you again! For those of you who are Spring athletes, we’re excited to have you back! For those of you who are not sure about coming, well…
Our first meeting tends to draw lots of peeps – certainly big enough for you to come and check it out in the lovely cover of a large crowd. Be brave! Try something new while a bunch of others are checking out something new too. No prerequisites and no commitments. Our first few meetings are a celebration of people and learning under the banner of MATH. Whether you come on your own or with a buddy, you will leave knowing what MATH TEAM does, how to get involved, and who else is part of MATH TEAM.
Here are some answers to questions I have received in the last few days… hopefully it will make you more confident and excited about Tuesday.
Where do we meet? Room 1508 / 1510 (a double classroom)
When do we meet? Tuesday at 3:35 until 4:30 (Every week at this time)
Do I need to be in a certain math class to join? Any and all students are welcome to learn, compete, and participate in our community events.
Do I need to bring anything? Nope. But feel free to bring a friend if that is more comfortable
What will we be doing? We will introduce events, introduce the staff, talk through all kinds of MATH opportunities for the year, sign up for some events, then play a game from our e-board… with prizes!!!
What if I don’t know anyone? No problem. The MATH TEAM coaches are in the to: line of this email. Introduce yourself to us at our meeting and we can chat. Say hello to the e-board members in the cc: line of this email. They will be the ones wearing name tags and a big smile. And really, everybody is kinda new… let’s all be the chill, accepting, and joyful person we hope to encounter. =)
see ya at MATH TEAM!
Tuesday 8/20/2024
3:35-4:30
room 1508/1510
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