Knightly News

On Saturday, December 2nd Episcopal competed at the Brother Martin Mu Alpha Theta math tournament. The tournament was attended by 648 students from 28 schools. Episcopal brought 32 students in grades 8th – 12th that competed in subjects from Algebra 1 to Calculus BC.

Individual Tests

Geometry     
Honorable Mention – Matteo Runge

Trigonometry       
2nd place – Nate McLean
Honorable Mention – Miniya Malone and Autumn Baldridge

Calculus BC         
1st place – Kathy Hu
Honorable Mention – Hayden Singh  

2nd place - Calculus B Team Test – Kathy Hu, Jayden Hiles, Rebekah Reid, Katie Grassmann

2nd place - Precalculus Math Bowl – Autumn Baldridge, Miniya Malone, Nate McLean, Foster Lambert

3rd place - Comprehensive Math 1.5 – Jordan Harvey, Darren Weng, Evan Sanders, Wylie Schexnayder

3rd place - Calculus B Team Test – Hayden Singh, Joey Roth, George Forgey, Trey Lambert

Team Tests
2nd place – Precalculus Math Bowl – Autumn Baldridge, Miniya Malone, Nate McLean, Foster Lambert

3rd place – Comprehensive Math 1.5 – Jordan Harvey, Darren Weng, Evan Sanders, Wylie Schexnayder

 2nd place – Calculus B Team Test – Kathy Hu, Jayden Hiles, Rebekah Reid, Katie Grassmann

3rd place – Calculus B Team Test – Hayden Singh, Joey Roth, George Forgey, Trey Lambert

Joan Moroney began teaching in 2007. She has taught Honors Geometry, Algebra II, and Honors Algebra II at Episcopal and is a co-sponsor of the Mu Alpha Theta math competition team. Before coming to Episcopal in 2014, Joan taught high school credit math courses to gifted students at Glasgow Middle School in Baton Rouge. She has a Bachelor of Science in secondary mathematics education from North Carolina State University and a master’s degree in education from Louisiana State University in gifted education.

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