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This set of vocabulary flashcards covers key statistics, goals, and organizational facts regarding the 2025 Gauss Contests (Grades 7 and 8).
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CEMC
The Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing, the organization at the University of Waterloo that creates and administers the Gauss Contests.
Gauss Contests
The first two in a series of mathematics contests created and administered by the CEMC, specifically for students in Grades 7 and 8.
2025 Grade 7 Average Mark
88.3
2025 Grade 8 Average Mark
89.2
Primary goals of the Gauss Contests
To provide a fun and challenging activity, and to give teachers an opportunity to work with students on a mathematical activity outside the normal classroom.
Total Enrollment (2025)
76,524 students registered across Canadian provinces and international locations.
International Enrollment (2025)
9,083 students.
Ontario (ON) Enrollment (2025)
41,313 students.
Grade 7 Statistics (2025)
Represented by 1,627 schools and 23,535 students.
Grade 8 Statistics (2025)
Represented by 1,239 schools and 19,941 students.
Perfect Score
A mark of 150 on either the Grade 7 or Grade 8 Gauss Contest.
Grade 7 Score Distribution (Top Tier)
Approximately 2.58% of students scored between 136 and 150 points.
Grade 8 Score Distribution (Top Tier)
Approximately 2.18% of students scored between 136 and 150 points.