Competitions
Browse verified academic, arts, service, and STEM competitions for high-school students.
Stars highlight editor-reviewed programs and award results with documented competitive recognition.
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371 verified published opportunities
Regeneron Science Talent Search is a named high-school participation pathway published by Society for Science, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Regeneron STS Scholar is a named high-school recognition published by Regeneron Science Talent Search; students should record only the result they actually received.
Regeneron Young Scientist Award is a named high-school recognition published by Regeneron ISEF; students should record only the result they actually received.
Regional Finalist is a named high-school participation pathway published by Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Research Mentor Award is a named high-school recognition published by Regeneron Science Talent Search; students should record only the result they actually received.
Rover Challenge Award is a named high-school recognition published by NASA; students should record only the result they actually received.
Russian Heritage Essay is a named high-school participation pathway published by AATSEEL, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Russian Language Olympiad is a named high-school participation pathway published by AATSEEL, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
Russian Poetry Recitation is a named high-school participation pathway published by AATSEEL, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
SAGE Global World Cup is an organizer-run high-school competition or award program in entrepreneurship, business, social enterprise.
Samsung Solve for Tomorrow is an organizer-run high-school competition or award program in stem, community problem solving.
The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards let creative students submit original work in 28 art and writing categories through roughly 100 regional affiliate programs. Eligible work can receive Honorable Mention, Silver Key, or Gold Key recognition regionally; Gold Key work advances to national judging for medals, publication, exhibition, and selected scholarships. For 2026, entries opened October 1, regional deadlines ranged from December 1 to January 6, national results were announced March 25, and National Awards Week ran June 9–11 in New York City.
