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As the largest network of local and state math competitions at the elementary, middle, and high school levels in the United States and abroad, mathleague.org runs more than 400 contests globally and reaches over 30,000 students each year.
Latest News
- Our website is now updated for the 2022-2023 school year. Feel free to explore our upcoming elementary school, middle school, and high school contests. Throughout the qualifying season all students will have 2 or 3 options per month to attend a contest online, and all of these contests are currently listed on our events pages. In addition, we will be adding a number of in-person contests as we confirm them; if you do not see an in-person contest listed in your area for a given month, feel free to reach out to us to discuss how you can bring one of our contests to your area.
- Check out our online classes to help your students learn more math and prepare for contests.
- Please click here for information about our response to the coronavirus situation.
Why mathleague.org?
At mathleague.org, we believe that math contests should be a learning experience. To that end, we expose students to brand new problems at every contest, allow students to keep their test questions and completed answer sheets, and provide solutions to all problems at the conclusion of the contest. Learn more.
Our Program
The mathleague.org program includes a number of services focused on enhancing the quality and quantity of competitive mathematical opportunities available to students everywhere. We offer a variety of programs for students in grades 3-12:
- Elementary School Contests - mathleague.org releases several elementary school Contest Problem Sets each year. These are administered at local qualifying contests, and students who score well enough are invited to the District, State, National, or International Championships.
- Middle School Contests - mathleague.org releases several middle school Contest Problem Sets each year. These are administered at local qualifying contests, and students who score well enough are invited to the State, or National Championships.
- High School Contests - mathleague.org releases several high school Contest Problem Sets each year. These are administered at local qualifying contests, and students who score well enough are invited to the State, National, or International Championships. We also organize teams from several states to compete in the national American Regions Math League competition.
- Classes, Workshops, and Tutoring - In addition to organizing math competitions, mathleague.org runs classes and individual tutoring sessions to develop students' problem solving skills and train them for other competitions.
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