Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers
The Patricia Grodd Poetry Prize for Young Writers, established in 2007, is an esteemed annual competition dedicated to celebrating the remarkable talent of high school students with a passion in poetry.
Middle and High School
National Junior Classical League Contests
The National Junior Classical League (NJCL) organizes various online exams, covering different aspects of classical languages, literature, history, and culture. Participating in the NJCL exams is a rewarding experience for students to demonstrate their passion in classics and their academic excellence.
Polar Expressions Publishing Student Contests
Polar Expressions Publishing are a Canadian publisher dedicated to creating books that showcase the best poetry and short stories written by Canadians of all backgrounds, ages and professions. They hold student competitions twice a year for Canadian students from kindergarten to grade twelve.
Scholar of Tomorrow Essay Competition
Scholar of Tomorrow is a nonprofit academic organization initiated and run by college and high school students from many regions around the world. Scholar of Tomorrow Essay Competition is dedicated to creating a community for young people to present and exchange academic discoveries and research experiences, helping young people foster creativity and innovation and develop critical thinking skills.
USA Computing Olympiad
The competition consists of four increasingly difficult online exams, test students on algorithmic programming and problem-solving skills. You must score high enough on each exam to advance to the next level. Top-performing students are invited to participate in the USA Computing Olympiad (USACO) training camp. They receive intensive instruction and a chance to compete for a spot on the USA International Olympiad in Informatics team.
American Computer Science League
The American Computer Science League (ACSL) has been organizing computer programming and computer science contests for K-12 schools, organizations, and local groups for 45 years. With over 700 teams from the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia participating the previous year, ACSL offers multiple divisions to challenge students of varying ages and abilities.