The North Carolina Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Promoting Excellence in Mathematics Teaching and Learning for All

Logo Contest

The Celebrate Mathematics Committee sponsors a Math Logo Contest each year. The winning logo will be the mathematics logo for the NCCTM for the upcoming school year. This logo will be used on a poster to promote interest in mathematics and as the basic design for the NCCTM’s annual t-shirt.

Congratulations to the 2020 Logo Contest winner: Minseo Choi; 5th Grade Student at McAlpine Elementary; Teacher: Sarah Koch

2021 Contest is Cancelled this year, but we hope to see you again in 2022!!!

Entries are to be submitted on 8 ½ x 11’’ white paper in black ink or black marker only. 

Send your entries to:   Anthony Finlen; 1901 N. Fayetteville Street Apt. 16B; Asheboro, NC 27203

Questions: Contact Anthony Finlen at afinlen1989@gmail.com

logo contest form

 

NCCTM will prepare the final art of the winning entry for printing. Though the illustration is an important part of the logo, entries are judged on idea or concept conveyed. Use of copyrighted work (clipart, cartoon characters, etc.) will automatically disqualify the entry. The words of the slogan should not be on top of or touch the design.

2019 State Winner: Avnielle Krause, Western Region, 6th Grade

2019 Logo winner

 

2018 State Winner: Amelia Miller, Eastern Region, 8th Grade

2017 State Winner: Kiersten Heels, Eastern Region 9-12 Winner

2016 State Winner: Elise Herring, Eastern Region 9-12 Winner

2015 State Winner: Emma Kate Clark, Eastern Region 9-12 Winner

2015 logo image

Previous Math Logos

Click on the image to download a PDF poster of the logo.



2007 Logo Poster

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A Message From Our President

Stefanie Buckner Hill
K-12 Mathematics Specialist
Buncombe County Schools

You have the power to change the future of Mathematics Teaching in North Carolina.

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NCCTM Statement on Equitable Access to Quality Mathematics Instruction

Students need to experience mathematics in ways that allow them to be successful and that give them the power to change the world. This experience needs to be delivered with both excellence and equality while resonating with the lives of Black, Latinx, Indigenous, Asian, and all marginalized peoples. Racism cannot be tolerated, and we as teachers must be vigilant that we do not tolerate nor contribute to racism, bias, hate, or violence in our classrooms.

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