mathleague.org offers a variety of services focused on enhancing the quality and quantity of competitive mathematical opportunities available to students everywhere. Below is a description of what you will find on our site:

• Junior High Contests: mathleague.org releases several sets of junior high tests each year to help students prepare for other contests with a similar format. These tests are administered at local contests, after which they are released for sale to the general public. Find out how you can participate in one of these contests or host one at your own school.

• High School Contests: mathleague.org runs the state high school math championship meets in Missouri, Iowa, Kansas and Arizona, and plans to continue expanding into other regions. Find out more about the contests we offer at the high school level, including where and when we host qualifying rounds and state meets. Teachers, you can find information here about how to host your own math contest and how you can help mathleague.org bring a championship meet to your state or province if one does not currently exist.

• Power Question: mathleague.org offers a mail-in Power Question contest that is available to all schools regardless of location. The Power Question is a multi-part question that a team of students works on for an hour. Find out more about the Power Question and register your school for the contest.

• mathleague.org Store: One stop shopping for all your mathleague.org merchandise needs. Our junior high and high school practice tests are available for purchase by the general public. From this page teachers may also purchase any of the services offered for sale on other pages in the site (membership, contest registration, etc.).

• Contact Us: Find out how to contact mathleague.org or any of its officials. This is also the portal through which to join the mailing list or sign your school up as a mathleague.org member. The mailing list page includes instructions for how to get free samples of our high school and junior high test materials.

mathleague.org's philosophy includes a belief that math contests should be a learning experience; and to that end students should be exposed to brand new problems at every contest, should be allowed to keep their test questions and completed answer sheets, and should be given solutions to all problems at the conclusion of the contest.

Feel free to browse our services by clicking one of the links above, and check out the links to the right for options on how to keep informed and stay connected with other mathleague.org members.

Our site is designed so that you should be able to access any page in the site within two clicks from this page, but if you get lost you can search the site from the box at the bottom of every page, or you can return to this page by clicking on the link at the bottom of every page.