Homeschool students show well at 2015 Washington Middle School Math Olympiad

Local homeschooled students Nelson Sun of Kirkland, Sabrina Al-Ghosien of Sammamish, Benjamin Brokaw of Woodinville and Cole Welch of Redmond represented Allant Academy as a seventh grade team at the 2015 Washington Middle School Math Olympiad in Arlington on May 2 earning superiors in every category.

May 11, 2015 5:31 pm

Local homeschooled students Nelson Sun of Kirkland, Sabrina Al-Ghosien of Sammamish, Benjamin Brokaw of Woodinville and Cole Welch of Redmond represented Allant Academy as a seventh grade team at the 2015 Washington Middle School Math Olympiad in Arlington on May 2 earning superiors in every category.

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