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Kindergarten Math Bee at Eastlake High School Showcases Young Talent

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On Thursday, kindergarten students from the district showcased their math abilities at a Math Bee held at Eastlake High School. The event emphasized speed, focus, and confidence, with students answering problems rapidly in front of teachers and parents, who followed along via live stream. While Mateo from O’Shea Keleher Elementary emerged as the winner, the event was more about fostering skills and confidence than just competition. Parents expressed pride in their children's participation, highlighting the importance of such events in preparing students for future challenges and instilling a love for learning.

Key Details: • Event took place on Thursday at Eastlake High School • Live streaming allowed parents to watch from the cafeteria • Mateo from O’Shea Keleher Elementary won the competition • Focus on building confidence and skills beyond math

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