High School Extracurriculars — Page 27

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Browse 24+ curated programs for high school students:

  • U.S. High School Policy Debate — National Speech & Debate Association (NSDA): Team-based high school debate focused on a yearly policy resolution, emphasizing research, argumentation, and public speaking.
  • Pariksha Pe Charcha Competition — Ministry of Education, Government of India: Annual interaction where India’s Prime Minister engages with students, parents, and teachers on exams and stress management.
  • Pan African Universities Debating Championship — Pan African Universities Debating Council: Africa’s largest university debate championship using British Parliamentary format, hosted annually by rotating African universities.
  • NASA Lunabotics Competition — NASA: University-level robotics competition to design, build, and operate lunar regolith mining robots for simulated Moon environments.
  • Advanced Vehicle Technology Competitions — U.S. Department of Energy & Argonne National Laboratory: DOE-sponsored university-level eco-car competitions; high school students can engage via outreach, mentoring, and events.
  • Technoxian World Robotics Championship — Technoxian / All India Council for Robotics & Automation: Global robotics competition with diverse challenges for school and college teams, held annually in India.
  • Robotix Robotics Competition — Technology Robotix Society, IIT Kharagpur: Robotix is IIT Kharagpur’s annual robotics competition featuring diverse technical challenges for student teams.
  • National Robotics League Combat Robots — National Robotics League (NTMA): A combat robotics competition where students design, build, and battle robots in a real-world engineering challenge.
  • RoboMaster Robotics Competition for Students — DJI RoboMaster: A DJI-organized international robotics competition where student teams design, build, and program combat-style robots.
  • Robo-Magellan Robotics Competition — Seattle Robotics Society: Robo-Magellan is an autonomous outdoor robot navigation contest where teams build robots to reach GPS-marked waypoints.
  • Robofest Robotics Competition — Lawrence Technological University: Robofest is an autonomous robotics competition for 4th–12th grade students organized by Lawrence Technological University.
  • Robo-One Biped Robot Competition — Robo-One Committee: Robo-One is a Japanese biped robot fighting and performance competition that challenges teams to design, build, and control humanoid robots.
  • MIT Robocon Tech Team Robotics Competition — Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Robocon Tech Team: A student-led MIT team that designs and builds robots for international ABU Robocon competitions.
  • Jugend forscht Science Competition Germany — Stiftung Jugend forscht e.V.: Germany’s leading youth science and engineering research competition for students up to age 21.
  • International Physics and Culture Olympiad — International Physics and Culture Olympiad Organizing Committee: An international high school contest combining physics problem-solving with cultural exchange and global collaboration.
  • Indonesia National Science Olympiad (OSN) — Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology of Indonesia: Indonesia’s official national science competition for secondary students, selecting teams for international science olympiads.
  • Technology Challenge Maryborough — Fraser Coast Anglican College: A STEM design and engineering challenge for local high school teams in Maryborough, Queensland.
  • European Hyperloop Week Competition — European Hyperloop Week Association: Annual international competition where student teams design, build, and showcase hyperloop technologies in Europe.
  • eCYBERMISSION STEM Competition — U.S. Army Educational Outreach Program (AEOP): A free, virtual STEM competition where 6–9 grade teams solve real-world community problems with science and engineering.
  • Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge — Discovery Education & 3M: A national science competition where U.S. middle school students pitch innovation ideas for a chance to be named America’s Top Young Scientist.
  • Deutsche Neurowissenschaften-Olympiade — Deutsche Neurowissenschaften-Olympiade e.V.: German neuroscience competition for high school students leading to participation in the International Brain Bee.
  • DARPA Prize Competitions — Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA): Open prize challenges from DARPA that fund and reward breakthrough solutions in science, engineering, and national security technology.
  • AIChE Chem-E-Car Competition for Students — American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE): Student teams design and build a small car powered by a chemical energy source to travel a set distance while carrying a load.
  • Ceres Connection Student Naming Program — MIT Lincoln Laboratory: A recognition program that names asteroids after top U.S. math and science students and teachers.