National Current Events League
National Current Events League (NCEL) is a contest where students answer multiple-choice questions on current events across four meets throughout the school year. Topics include
Grade Level: Elementary School
National Cyber League (NCL)
NCL is a cybersecurity competition designed to help students develop and test their skills in real-world cybersecurity scenarios. Students participate in a series of challenges
National Beta Club Convention
National Beta Club Convention is an annual event that brings together Beta Club members from across the country. The event focuses on leadership, character, academic
National American Indian Science and Engineering Fair (NAISEF)
NAISEF is a science and engineering fair dedicated to supporting Native American students in STEM fields. Students present science and engineering projects to advance their
Modern Woodmen of America School Speech
Each participant prepares and delivers a speech of three to five minutes that addresses a specific topic. Speeches are judged on subject-matter content
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
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
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
Math Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools (MOEMS)
MOEMS is a global math competition designed to develop problem-solving skills in elementary and middle school students. It consists of five challenging contests held throughout
Math League
Math League is the largest network of local, state, and international math competitions for elementary, middle, and high school students. The competition helps students improve
