Arizona State Championship and ARML Information

mathleague.org is pleased to announce that the third annual Arizona state championship meet for high school math students will take place this year on April 18 in Tempe. We will also be organizing a group of 15 students to represent the state at the national ARML contest in late May. Here is a checklist of things to do in order to get your students involved. Be sure to bookmark this page and return to it regularly, as it contains all the links you should need in order to access the relevant information about our programs.

1. Become a member of mathleague.org

Becoming a member of mathleague.org will allow your students to participate in the state championship if they qualify, and will also enable you to administer the January release tests in your school as your students’ first attempt to qualify for state. Membership is $20 for large schools (250+ students per grade or selective admissions) and $10 for small schools (<250 students per grade and non-selective admissions).

Click here to sign up for membership and/or to pay for your school's membership.

2. Familiarize yourself with our tests

mathleague.org offers several different events at each of our contests, including opportunities for students to work individually and as part of a team. Your students will have a better chance of success if they know something about the format and work on some practice tests prior to competing.

Click here for information about each of the events and what scores are required to qualify for state in each event.

Click here to find out how to obtain a free set of practice tests or purchase additional practice tests.

3. Get your students qualified for state

There are several opportunities to qualify for state this year, and your students may participate in any or all of these in order to maximize their chances to qualify for state. Students and teams may qualify to attend the state championship by attaining at least 50% on any event at one of our qualifying rounds.
  • January qualifying round - once your membership payment is received, you will be emailed the January tests, which you may administer in your school anytime before February 14. Your membership fee will allow four teams from your school to participate in this test (a total of 24 students for large schools or 12 students for small schools), but you may have additional students participate for a small fee. This will be explained further in the instructions you receive along with the tests.
  • February and March qualifying sites - various schools are hosting contests throughout February and March; in order to attend one of these contests you will need to contact the site coordinator for information about start time, entry fees, and exact location. Confirmed sites so far are as follows: