My DCPS kid competed in MD, because we couldn't sign up at LT or Gtown STEAM.

Anonymous wrote:The names of kids who scored in the top 20 ranks nationally and those who were top 3 in each state are posted. You can find the list here. https://mathkangaroo.oasis-lms.com/Page/2026Winners

Ludlow-Taylor holding its own with a competition prep program is impressive. Looks like VA has some elementary schools too, but MD is totally dominated by prep programs.

The names of kids who scored in the top 20 ranks nationally and those who were top 3 in each state are posted. You can find the list here. https://mathkangaroo.oasis-lms.com/Page/2026Winners

Anonymous wrote:Is there a web link where all the results are posted?

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Is there a web link where all the results are posted?

Anonymous wrote:Website page that is working--main page isn't--now says May 10.

Yep, just saw it, too. Thank you!

Website page that is working--main page isn't--now says May 10.

Anyone knows when they will be posting the winners list?

Anonymous wrote:Georgetown STEAM is a Montessori program not a contest training program.

It's not where kids go to prep for math contests.

You are likely thinking of something similarly named. Georgetown STEAM is an afterschool math program that is specifically aimed at Math Kangaroo prep.

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Anonymous wrote:Our DCPS elementary school had a 1st place in DC/3rd place nationally and a 1st place in DC/4th place nationally, plus a bunch of 2nd & 3rd in DCs even though it’s competing against a paid prep center (the other DC site), so kids can do OK just by getting some familiarity with the test/without RSM or whatever.

I did notice there are many more kids in each rank in the older testing grade taking each test. So like 91 was 96% for a 4th grader but 99% for a 3rd grader… which makes sense.

DC has way less kids attending, so 4th place is not impressive. I checked on year only 10 kids participated in DC but hundreds in Maryland and Virginia.

It’s not 4th place, it’s 4th RANK. A lot of kids have the same rank if they get the same score.

Also a lot of DC kids take the test in MD or VA at the RSM center or other places that they attend.

Math Kangaroo itself calls it "place" although they don't break ties so it's really rank. In any case, there is no doubt that DC is less competitive than VA or CA or NY. That said, multiple kids from a DCPS getting 1st in DC and Top 5 national rankings is really impressive. And I'm impressed by a DCPS holding its own with the Georgetown after school prep program in any case, since that program is literally set up to prep for Math Kangaroo.

I wonder how LT ended up having Math Kangaroo and how other DCPS schools could get it.

PTO

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Also from Georgetown STEAM's instagram, though from 2025. It specifically says "We prepare your child for the competition"

🦘As a managing center, we’re hosting the Math Kangaroo 2025 Olympiad on March 20, 2025;
🦘We offer assistance in registering your child for the Math Kangaroo Competition 2025;
🦘We prepare your child for the competition;
🦘 Please DM (direct message) your email address for the registration process.

Georgetown STEAM offers an after school MATH class that it markets as prep for the Kangaroo Math exam and other programs. It IS where you send your kid to prep for the exam. See

https://www.instagram.com/georgetownacademy/

Tradition of in-depth Learning
Afterschool Math PreK-12|Registered Center of Math Kangaroo|Moulding Mighty Math Minds|Coding Kittens
4400 MacArthur Blvd., Suite #202 NW, Washington, D.C. 20007
www.georgetownacademy.org


Yes, it offers other programs too, but the kids who take the test are from the after-school math class.