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Since 1985, promoting excellence in education in New Jersey
The Thrill of Sport, The Rewards of Knowledge
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The Results are In
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Coach Joseph Lunetta
and his First Place
Hanover Park High School Team |
2008
Decathlete, Lulu Tsao
Whippany Park High School
and Franklin Reinauer, founder of the
New Jersey Academic Decathlon |
| Hanover Park |
1st |
42,405.5 |
| Parsippanny Hills |
2nd |
42,302.8 |
| Randolph |
3rd |
40,689.7 |
| Indian Hills |
4th |
40,629.2 |
| Ramapo
|
5th |
39,604.6 |
| Waldwick |
6th |
38,128.3 |
National Small School On-Line National
Competition: Waldwick High School
National Medium School On-Line National
Competition: Parsippany Hills High School
More Results and Winners
2009 Topic Announced
- Latin America
About the Academic Decathlon
The Academic Decathlon is a series of interscholastic competitions for high school teams nationwide. The Decathlon encourages, recognizes
and rewards academic effort and excellence.
It’s All Teamwork
The Decathlon tests knowledge and academic skills - but isn’t just for the class genius. One of the unique features of the Decathlon is that each
team represents a range of achievement levels. The team consists of three students who have "A" averages, three with "B" averages and three
with "C" averages. To prepare for competition, the team members begin working and studying together early in the fall. On competition day, all
nine team members take the same tests, participate in the same events, and are judged by the same criteria. The team’s final score depends
on the performances of ALL its members.
The Big Ten
The Decathlon competition consists of the following 10 events:
- six written, multiple-choice tests (mathematics, science, social sciences, economics, literature, and fine arts)
speech (prepared and impromptu)
- written essay
- interview by a panel of business persons
- Super Quiz (the only public portion - a truly exciting climax to the day-long competition)
State and National Competition
Four regional decathlons are held throughout New Jersey in early March. The regional winners take part in the State Decathlon three weeks
later. The highest scoring team represents New Jersey at the United States Academic Decathlon.
The New Jersey Experience
Over 50 high schools in New Jersey have been participating in the regional competitions. Newcomers are welcomed each year.
The Funding Process
ADNJ is supported through registration fees paid by participating high schools and corporate contributions. We are grateful for the support of
our friends in business and industry who make education a high priority.
Need Information?
Contact :
The Director
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