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Growing Stars Online One-on-One Science Tutoring
Personalized online one-on-one science tutoring for elementary kids, focusing on hands-on learning to make complex concepts engaging and build a strong STEM foundation.
Science Fun In-School STEM Field Trips (On-Demand Virtual Option)
Virtual STEM field trips for elementary students, featuring video lessons and science kits delivered to schools for hands-on experiments. Programs meet science standards across all 50 states.
MIT PRIMES-USA
A free, year-long virtual research program for US high school sophomores and juniors to work on original mathematics problems with MIT researchers.
Invention Convention Worldwide (Local/State Programs Leading to U.S. Nationals)
A K-12 invention education program developing problem-solving, entrepreneurship, and creativity skills. Students participate in local/state competitions to qualify for future national events. Registration for 2026-2027 local/state events opens late summer/early fall 2026.
Caribou Mathematics Competition
An international online math contest held six times a year for students in grades 3-12, with high school levels (9/10 and 11/12). Features multiple-choice questions within a 50-minute limit. Competitions run October 2026 through May 2027.
Mathnasium Summer Programs
National franchise offering various summer math programs for K-12 students to prevent summer slide, with options like the 'Summer Unlimited Program' and specialized camps. Enrollment is ongoing.
Elementary Science Olympiad (Division A)
Introduces students in grades K-6 to STEM through hands-on, inquiry-based learning with local events and tournaments. Schools can purchase curriculum and resources to set up local events for the 2026-2027 school year.
Math Prize for Girls
An annual mathematics competition for female high school students (grades 9-12) in the U.S. or Canada, organized by the Advantage Testing Foundation. Requires a qualifying score on AMC 10/12 or AIME. Held at MIT.
Mad Science After-school Programs
Mad Science provides educational and entertaining after-school programs for children ages 5 to 12, covering various areas of science through hands-on experiments and activities. Each themed class challenges students to explore scientific concepts and channel their inner scientist.
Club SciKidz After-School STEM Programs
Club SciKidz offers unique after-school STEM education programs for children in grades K-6, designed to engage students in observation, measurement, identification of properties, and experimentation across life, earth, and physical science concepts. These inquiry-based lessons use hands-on activities to stimulate interest in science and develop critical thinking skills.
Science Explorers After-School STEM Clubs
Science Explorers offers engaging, hands-on after-school STEM clubs for students in grades 1-5, with different science topics offered throughout the year. Children participate in interactive activities, such as digging for dinosaurs, crafting submarines, and exploring glow-in-the-dark slime.
Talcott Mountain Science Center Summer of STEM Adventures
Week-long Summer of STEM Adventures for rising K-8 students, including Robotics and 'Reach for the Stars' for middle schoolers. Programs run during Summer 2026 in Princeton, NJ.
Curtis Rising Stars Challenge at the Orlando Science Center
The Orlando Science Center hosts the Curtis Rising Stars Challenge, a science competition specifically designed for students in grades K-5. This competition is part of a larger pipeline of STEM competitions aimed at encouraging young individuals to foster their interest in science and potentially pursue STEM fields.
URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy
An overnight summer camp offering programs in robotics, video game design, and sciences for middle school students (ages 11-13) and other age groups.
STEM Center USA Summer Camps
STEM Center USA offers K-12 summer camps across Southern California for 2026, focusing on robotics, game design, coding, and electronics. Camps are weeklong and aim to provide engaging, hands-on STEM experiences. Registration is open.
Ohio Science Olympiad (Division B)
A competitive program for middle school students (grades 6-8) in Ohio, promoting scientific inquiry and problem-solving through various events. Registration for the 2026-2027 season opens September 3, 2026.
ORISE K-12 STEM Competitions
Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education (ORISE) offers virtual STEM competitions for K-12 students throughout the year, focusing on various science and technology topics. Participation is free.
Summer of STEM Adventures 2026
Talcott Mountain Science Center offers seven weeks of hands-on STEM programs for rising K-8 students, focusing on creativity and problem-solving. Programs are organized into grade bands (K-2, 3-5, 6-8).
Outschool: Summer 2026 Elementary Math Camp (High Dosage Tutoring)
An 8-week online, small-group summer math camp for learners in Grades 1-5 (ages 6-10) designed to strengthen core math skills through engaging lessons and interactive activities. Topics include number sense, operations, fractions, and geometry.
Math Madness
A national team-based online math competition for elementary, middle, and high school students organized by AreteLabs. Fall 2026 event includes practice rounds and an official season, with registration open through late October 2026. Teams of 5+ students can compete with varying costs based on size.
Math Kangaroo Team Competition (In-Person)
A team-based competition for high school students, focusing on multiple-choice and short answer questions. Teams consist of 2–4 students.
Regeneron Science Talent Search (Regeneron STS)
The nation's most prestigious science research competition for high school seniors, identifying future leaders in STEM. Applicants submit original research in scientific fields, including mathematics.
AoPS Academy (Fall 2026/Spring 2027 Academy Programs)
Rigorous academic year programs for advanced students in grades 6-12, focusing on building strong math foundations and creative problem-solving through online and in-person classes.
Girls Rock Math Summer Camp
Girls Rock Math Summer Camp provides arts-based math programs for girls in grades K-5 (ages 5-9 or rising 1st-6th grade) at locations in California and Washington. The camps run through July and August 2026, emphasizing hands-on projects, creativity, and games to build confidence in math.