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Math Achievement in Plumas

A member’s statement congratulating Lenjo Uebersax, a grade 8 student at Plumas Elementary School in Manitoba, who was named the top grade 8 math student in Canada by Mathletics and ranks 30th in the world. No debate or party positions were involved; the statement was a recognition of the student’s achievement.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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Dan Mazier

Conservative
“I want to congratulate Lenjo Uebersax from Plumas, Manitoba. He is the top grade 8 math student in Canada and ranks 30th in the world.”
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Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize a truly outstanding achievement by a young resident student from Plumas, Manitoba. Lenjo Uebersax, a student from Plumas Elementary School, has been named Mathletics’ top grade 8 student in Canada and ranks 30th worldwide. This is a huge achievement. As his teacher Mark Dodds explained, this is “one of the largest academic competitions in the world”. More recently, through the Mathletics program, Lenjo completed the entire grade 9 math curriculum and, as of last Friday, began his grade 10 math curriculum independently. Plumas Elementary’s principal, Fiona Rempel, extended congratulations on behalf of the school, noting that Lenjo’s exceptional work ethic and determination are putting their small school on the map. Lenjo’s accomplishments are very well deserved. Congratulations to Lenjo for his remarkable success. We look forward to following him on his journey of academia.

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