We love competitions that promote problem solving and critical thinking! MATH CHALLENGE TOURNAMENT® provides a great balance to showcase students' basic math skills and problem-solving abilities.
MATH CHALLENGE TOURNAMENT®
General Information
Math Challenge Tournament® provides a valuable and fun opportunity for our young students to show case their skills in a variety of math topics. We hope that students will take advantage of this opportunity to demonstrate what they have learned and to showcase their math skills and problem-solving abilities.
Math questions on the tournament were carefully designed and selected with two focuses in mind: fundamental skills and problem-solving skills. Our goal is to motivate students to do the best they can in both skills. Through this tournament, we would like to recognize students' overall talent and potential while providing them with standardized test taking experience.
Math questions on the tournament were carefully designed and selected with two focuses in mind: fundamental skills and problem-solving skills. Our goal is to motivate students to do the best they can in both skills. Through this tournament, we would like to recognize students' overall talent and potential while providing them with standardized test taking experience.
Schools/Centers Registration for 2025 MCT
How to host and organize MCT for your school/center
- Register your school/center: any PTA/PTSA member/teacher/principal/center director, etc. can be an MCT organizer and register their school HERE. This person would be the primary MCT organizer in charge of running and implementing MCT in the school/center. Before registering your school, organizers need to:
- Determine date(s) & time(s) of the tournament. A hosting school/center may have multiple sessions to accommodate more students. For 2025 Math Challenge Tournament, schools/centers can choose one or more date/time slots from March 26th to April 5th, 2025, to host this competition.
- Reserve the space at school (classroom, library, common area, or gym) and determine the maximum number of students you will host for the tournament for each session.
- Determine if the tournament will be available exclusively for your students, or if you will accept students from neighboring schools to participate.
- After registering your school to host, announce the availability of the tournament to students/parents (through school’s newsletter, emails to teachers, emails to parents, social media posts, etc.).
- Organize the tournament and review timelines and checklist to make sure the event is successful. Successful and organized tournament requires:
- Setting detailed schedule of the tournament.
- Communicating the expectations to parents/students.
- Recruiting and training volunteers for the tournament day.
- Reviewing tournament packet received before the tournament day.
- Distribute awards: determine and implement awards distribution for your students who are placed in the top 10% nationally (i.e. award ceremony, principal morning announcement, etc.)
Email us at [email protected] if you have any questions.
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