Registration
Here is the link to register:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMh2sWQtdWBq9VIk5p_O7JtUdQSIPe9FyeHoEqs6JCZwlPXg/viewform
The deadline to register was April 27.
Training Sessions
To remain eligible for
ARML, a student must attend at least three of five practice sessions. The training sessions introduce students to the kinds of questions and exercises they will face at ARML.
These sessions take place 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. Here are the dates
and locations for the 2023 training sessions:
- Wed. May 3 - Metuchen High School [400 Grove Ave., Metuchen 08840]
- Wed. May 10 - Edison Academy [100 Technology Drive, Edison 08837]
- Wed. May 17 - Montgomery High School [1016 Rt. 601, Skillman, NJ · 08558]
- Wed. May 24 - Edison Academy [100 Technology Drive, Edison 08837]
- Wed. May 31 - Edison Academy [100 Technology Drive, Edison 08837]
ARML Fee
The ARML fee is $150 per person.
Advisers: if your school pays this fee for students, you should submit a request to your business office. Click here for a Word document that you can use.
Students: If the school does not pay this fee, the student's family is responsible for the fee. The deadline to submit payment was Wednesday, May 3.
Here are the payment options:
- The student can bring a check to the first ARML practice on May 3.
- Venmo the payment to @Jonathan-Stevens-256 (last 4 digits of phone number: 1474). In the "What's this for?" box, write the student's full name and high school. Example: Chris Lin, Montgomery.
- Mail a check, payable to Central Jersey Math League, to:
Jonathan Stevens
CJML Treasurer
Metuchen High School
400 Grove Ave.
Metuchen, NJ 08840
Trip Information
The ARML competition involves an overnight trip, by bus, to State College,
PA. Adult chaperones for the trip will be provided by CJML.
The trip to Penn State will include a two-hour stop at Knoebels Amusement Park in Elysburg, PA. Students may want to bring some spending money for this stop. When we arrive at Penn State, students will be responsible for buying their own dinner at one of the many restaurants in the adjacent town. They will then have the option of attending a few organized activities, such as a math lecture for high school students and a contest for the best performance of an original math song. The math competition starts early Saturday morning. Breakfast and lunch are provided. After an awards ceremony in the mid-afternoon, we will board the bus to depart. The bus will stop at a fast-food restaurant for dinner. Students will need money for meals on the way to and from Penn State. We will arrive back in Bridgewater on Saturday evening.
Penn State will house the students in dormitory rooms. Dorms will be supervised and all students must follow rules and procedures established by the coaches and ARML staff. These include curfew hours and appropriate behavior; infringement of either may be grounds for disqualification of a student and/or team. Ground rules will be fully discussed with students during practice sessions.
Departure: Friday, June 2, 2023 at 9:00 A.M., at the Bridgewater Municipal Lot [716 Garrettson Road, Bridgewater]
The aerial photo below shows the Bridgewater Municipal lot. The yellow X shows where the bus to ARML will load. The red X shows were chaperones can park their cars overnight.
A Google map link to the Bridgewater Municipal lot is available here.
Return: Saturday, June 3, 2023, by about 9:30 p.m. Parents, your child will contact you by cell phone from the bus to give you an estimated time of arrival. Please meet your child promptly. The chaperones will wait until every student has left.
To Bring: Snacks for the bus, money (for 2 or 3 meals, Knoebels, souvenirs), pillow, blanket, towels, personal items. The pillow, blanket and towels are recommended because the dorm rooms do not include them.
Emergency Phone Numbers (Penn State): 814-863-5100, 814-865-0465 or 814-863-1111. Ask the person to contact Amro Mosaad of the Central Jersey Math League Teams, and he will find your child if necessary. You may also contact Amro Mosaad at: mosaada@mcvts.net.
Some ARML Results
In 2023, the Central Jersey teams finished 4th, 24th and 42nd in Division B. A student from Edison Academy Magnet was #1 in the nation in the individual round and won a $1500 prize. (She is the first female to be #1. Last year, as a 9th grader, she won the #2 spot.) A Bridgewater-Raritan High School student finished the individual round at #13 and won a $500 prize. A Montgomery High School student finished at #29.
In 2022, the Central Jersey teams finished 5th and 14th in Division B. An Edison Academy Magnet student scored a perfect 10 on the Individual Round and placed 2nd among all individuals nationally.
In 2021, Central Jersey's four teams placed 30th, 60th, 72nd, and 80th respectively in Division A. Anshul Guha placed 7th among all individuals nationally.
In 2019, Central Jersey's teams placed, 3rd, 22nd and 35th in Division B. Frank Wang of Montgomery answered 9 of 10 individual questions correctly and placed 15th nationally.
In 2018, the Central Jersey B1 team finished 5th out of 51 teams in Division B. The B2 JV team finished 31st in Division B, and finished 1st in Division B among JV teams. The B3 team finished 29th in Division B.
In 2017, the Central Jersey B1 team finished 13th out of 58 teams in Division B. The B2 team finished 29th in Division B.
In 2016, the Central Jersey A team finished 30th out of 89 teams in Division A. The B team finished 16th out of 42 teams in Division B.
In 2015, the Central Jersey A team finished 29th out of 86 teams in Division A. The B team finished 23rd out of 48 teams in Division B.
In 2014, the Central Jersey A team finished 29th out of 86 teams in Division A, its best finish to date. The B team finished 23rd out of 48 teams in Division B. Coach Dan Fishman reported: "We had a good entry in the song contest. Our team won the power relay round, and they got to walk down to the stage and were given candy!"
In 2013, the Central Jersey A team finished 52nd out of 80 teams in Division A. The B team finished 42nd out of 53 teams in Division B.
In 2012, the Central Jersey A team finished 40th out of 80 teams in Division A.
In 2011, the Central Jersey A team finished in the middle of the A Division.
In 2010, the Central Jersey A team came in 54th in Division A.
In 2009, the Central Jersey A team came in 4th in Division B at ARML. As a result, our A team will compete in Division A in 2010. And all the students received prizes. The Central Jersey B team finished in the middle of Division B.
In 2008, the Central Jersey A team came in 22nd in Divison B at ARML. Nine mathletes from Central Jersey formed part of z Alternate Team A PA," which also had nine members from Maine. There were 85 teams in Division B.
In 2007, the Central Jersey A team came in 22nd in Division B. Central Jersey B team came in 60th. There were 80 teams in Division B.
In 2005, the Central Jersey A team came in 26th in Division B at ARML. The Central Jersey B team came in 40th in Division B. There were 66 teams in Division B.
In 2004, the Central Jersey A team came in 18th in Division B at ARML. The Central Jersey B team came in 33rd in Division B. There were 63 teams in Division B.
In 2003, the Central Jersey A team came in 19th in Division B at ARML. The Central Jersey B team came in 53rd in Division B. Alternate Team 1, which had 9 members from Central Jersey and 6 members from South Carolina, finished 56th. There were 72 teams in Division B.
In 2002, Central Jersey A came in 29th in Division B at ARML, and Central Jersey B finished 52nd. There were 67 teams in Division B.
In 2001, Central Jersey A came in 26th in Division B at ARML, and Central Jersey B finished 39th. There were 76 teams in Division B.