Contests
State High School Contest
We hope to be back and resume holding yearly contests!
Do you work with high school students? Do your students need extra challenge and recognition? We invite them to join in the State High School Contest. This contest generates scholarships for top seniors, as well as recognition for the ten highest-scoring students in each level. Topics for the contest includes Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Analysis, and Calculus. A fee of $2.00 per student applies. Ed Anderson has more information for you about this great contest.
Test Date February 10, 2022
The 2021 State Math Contest was cancelled. The 2022 State Math Contest was a FREE for schools but provided no scholarships or plaques for outstanding performance. Sites were provided with certificates for teachers to issue to their contest students. Participating schools and coordinators are listed below.
| School | Coordinator |
| Agua Fria High School | David Wirth |
| Amphitheater High School | Marc Zelov |
| AZ Preparatory Academy | Joycelyn Craft |
| Canyon del Oro High School | Christopher Yetman |
| Centennial High School | Michael Gahan |
| Chandler High School | Brittany Lira |
| Desert Vista High School | Steve Felling |
| Hamilton High School | Rabia Bithi |
| Highland Prep | Anita Kaddoura |
| Mountain Pointe High School | Jeff Unruh |
| Mountain View Mesa | Randy Vogl |
| Perry High School | Tom Rothery |
| Sahuarita High School | Melissa McRae |
| Saint Gregory School | John Willy |
| Seton Catholic | Cecilia Sanders |
| Tempe Preparatory Academy | Rachel Wallington |
| University High School | Leita Schuneman |
| Westwood High School | Maureen Magnusson |
| Xavier High School | Stella Ollarsaba |
Below are tests from previous years:
The registration information and form link: State Contest Information
Registration form: Registration form
State Algebra Contest
AATM invites your Algebra I students to compete in the State Algebra Contest. Each year, schools (for only a $20.00 participation fee) encourage their students enrolled in first-year algebra to participate in this math challenge. Schools receive a master copy of the contest questions (50 multiple choice and 10 short answer questions).
In May, the school copies the questions, scores student work and submits results to the state coordinator. Amy Rushall is our state Algebra Contest Coordinator and would be happy to give your more information or answer any questions you may have. Click on Amy’s name for a link to her email. Online information and registration found at http://amyrushall.wixsite.com/algebra