NAACP ACT-SO
ACT-SO is a year-long achievement program designed to recognize and support African-American high school students. It includes competitions in various fields such as STEM, humanities,
Age: 15 to 18
MIT Inspire High School Research Competition
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Modeling the Future Challenge
The Modeling the Future Challenge combines math modeling, data analysis, and risk management. Students conduct research projects analyzing real-world data to make risk recommendations for
Mission Discovery NASA Astronaut Led Space Event
Mission Discovery offers a unique opportunity for students to work with NASA astronauts, space scientists, and university professors. Participants design space experiments, and the winning
Missouri AfterSchool Network Pitch Challenge
The Missouri AfterSchool Network Pitch Challenge encourages K-12 students to develop business ideas and present them in a 2-minute video pitch. Winning ideas receive awards
Medusa Mythology Exam
Medusa Mythology Exam tests students’ knowledge of Greco-Roman mythology. It offers students the chance to demonstrate excellence in classical mythology through 40 multiple-choice questions, including
Merlyn’s Pen Literary Magazine Contest and Critique
This contest critiques the work of intermediate and high school literary magazines. The judges use a comprehensive checklist and a 500-point rating scale to evaluate
MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge
MathWorks Math Modeling Challenge (M3) is a national math competition that encourages high school students to use mathematical modeling to solve real-world problems. It promotes
Math Prize for Girls
The Math Prize for Girls is the largest math prize competition for high school girls, held annually at MIT. It encourages young women to pursue
Math League Inc. Contests
Math League Inc. hosts a variety of math contests for students across different grade levels. Competitions are held regionally, nationally, and internationally, with participants competing
