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Session Information

In 2026, we offered two ways for students to join Lincoln Math Camp: a virtual camp on Friday, 7/10 and our in-person camp, held Tuesday, 6/30 and Wednesday, 7/1. Details for each are below.

Virtual Camp — Friday, 7/10​

The virtual camp was held on Friday, 7/10, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Materials required:

  • Paper and pencil
  • A working camera, turned on for the duration of the session

Session structure:

  • The camp covered 3 topics, with 2 breaks in between. During each break, the meeting ended, and students rejoined using the same link by the end of the break.
  • Students printed the note sheet (sent with their registration confirmation), which had fill-in-the-blank notes to complete along with the slides.
  • After the camp, we sent out a packet of practice problems so students could apply the skills they learned.

In-Person Camp — Tuesday 6/30 & Wednesday 7/1​

Time and location:

  • The camp was held at the Lincoln High School library on Tuesday, 6/30, and Wednesday, 7/1.
  • The camp began at 9:00 AM; campers were expected to arrive around 8:45 AM.
  • Campers entered through either the main entrance or the historic entrance, where volunteers directed them to the library.
  • Parents/guardians were welcome to stay in the back of the library for the duration of the camp, or to leave and return at 12:00 PM for pickup.

Materials required:

  • Pencils
  • A snack
  • A readiness to learn and be challenged!

Session structure:

  • The camp covered 4 main competition math topics: geometry, number theory, counting, and probability.
  • Students received a note sheet packet with key concepts to remember.
  • After the camp, students were given a packet of problems to complete on their own to practice what they'd learned.

Support Future Classes​

If you believe your child will or has benefited from any of our programs, please consider donating to Lincoln Math Club to support similar programs in the future, as well as fund math competition access for every student who wants to participate in competitions like the AMC through Lincoln Math Club.