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Alumni Award is a named high-school recognition published by Regeneron Science Talent Search; students should record only the result they actually received.
AMC 10 is a named high-school participation pathway published by American Mathematics Competitions, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
AMC 12 is a named high-school participation pathway published by American Mathematics Competitions, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
AMC 8 is a named high-school participation pathway published by American Mathematics Competitions, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
American Invitational Mathematics Examination is an organizer-run high-school competition or award program in mathematics.
American Legion National Oratorical Contest is an organizer-run high-school competition or award program in public speaking, civics.
American Mathematics Competition 12 is an organizer-run high-school competition or award program in mathematics.
American Regions Mathematics League is a named high-school participation pathway published by American Mathematics Competitions, with details that vary by current cycle and local organizer.
ARML is a late-spring team mathematics meet built around four different forms of problem solving: a team round, an extended proof-based power question, an individual round, and relays in which one student's answer feeds the next. Teams represent schools, regions, or math circles and compete together rather than submitting a standalone project. The main tournament is normally held in late May or early June at simultaneous university sites, with the organizer publishing the year's sites, housing, fees, and registration instructions.
The American Rocketry Challenge is a school-year aerospace engineering program in which teams design, build, and flight-test a model rocket against an annually changing mission. For 2026, the rocket carried one raw Grade A large egg weighing 55–63 grams, targeted 750 feet, and had to return in 36–39 seconds. The top 100 qualifying teams advanced to the May 16, 2026 National Finals at Great Meadow in The Plains, Virginia. The 2026 prize pool exceeded $100,000; first place earned $20,000 for the team and $1,000 for its school.
American Visions Award is a named high-school recognition published by Scholastic Art & Writing Awards; students should record only the result they actually received.
American Voices Award is a named high-school recognition published by Scholastic Art & Writing Awards; students should record only the result they actually received.
