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Welcome
to the 29th year of the largest team STEM
competition in North America. The Science
Olympiad has been recognized as a model program
in the National Science Standards by the
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Wisconsin Science Olympiad,
Inc is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that has a
mission to promote STEM education for students in
Wisconsin K-12 schools by engaging communities in the
thrill, excitement and challenge of science, technology,
engineering and math competition. Wisconsin Science
Olympiad is affliated with Science
Olympiad. The many events of Science Olympiad are
based on National Science Standards so Science Olympiad
is an excellent strategy for school districts to meet
science standards in a very engaging student oriented
manner. Science Olympiad is ready for the implementation
of the Next Generation Science Standards and offers
excellent resources for schools to meet the challenges
of these new standards.
Wisconsin Science Olympiad is
ready!
Wisconsin Science
Olympiad involves close to 100 school districts in
Wisconsin in tournaments for elementary, middle and high
school students. Tournaments are hosted at middle
schools, high schools and several universities
throughout Wisconsin with Science Olympiad "season"
beginning with a December tournament and culminating in
State Tournaments typically held in March or April. The
winner of the state tournaments is invited to the
national tournament which is rotated throughout the
United States.
Wisconsin Science
Olympiad is an active organization that is dependent on
hundreds of dedicated volunteers across the state who
offer their expertise and time to support the STEM
educational efforts of the children of Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Science Olympiad has developed a collaboration
that enables a better focus on the needs of teams in
Middle Schools and High Schools. Although we are all
Wisconsin Science Olympiad, there are a few differences
in the management and procedures of the Middle School
and High School Tournaments. The links above lead to the
main websites for the Middle School (Division B) and
High School (Divsion C).