Continental Mathematics League (CML)
The Continental Mathematics League (CML) offers competitions in various academic disciplines, including mathematics, geography, language arts, science, and social studies. The contests aim to foster
Age: 12 to 14
Conrad Challenge
The Conrad Challenge is a purpose-driven innovation competition that invites students from around the world to become entrepreneurs by applying science, technology, and innovation to
Conrad Hackathon
The Conrad Hackathon is a free two-day virtual event aimed at introducing students to entrepreneurship and innovation. Students work in teams to solve real-world problems
Constitution Bee
The Constitution Bee is a national competition that challenges students’ knowledge of the U.S. Constitution, civics, and American government. The event consists of multiple rounds,
Combining Voices Literary Competition
Combining Voices is a literary competition that encourages students to respond visually and verbally to selected paintings from the Morris Museum’s permanent collection. Participants can
Coastal Art & Poetry Contest
The Coastal Art & Poetry Contest invites California students to submit original artwork or poetry inspired by the California coast and ocean. The contest aims
CoderZ League
CoderZ League is a virtual robotics competition where students compete by programming virtual robots to complete various missions. The competition aims to develop students’ coding
Clarke-Bradbury Science Fiction Competition
This international competition is designed to encourage original ideas for future space technology. This contest links the space community with writers and encourages young people
Climate Science Olympiad
The Climate Science Olympiad is a global competition that challenges participants to solve complex global problems related to climate change. It comprises multiple rounds, including
Central NM STEM Research Challenge
The Central NM STEM Research Challenge is a regional science and engineering competition open to elementary, middle, and high school students. Students develop research projects
