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Schoolhouse Mock Science Olympiad Tournament Are you ready to challenge your knowledge of science and show your problem-solving abilities? Participate in the Schoolhouse Science Olympiad Mock Tournament, a STEM Community Tournament hosted right here at Schoolhouse! This high-energy competition features two distinct divisions, Division B (Middle School) and Division C (High School). It is designed to challenge your expertise across a wide field of Sciences, including Physics, Astronomy, Biology, and Chemistry. Whether you are a seasoned competitor in SciOly already, or a newcomer looking to compete and potentially start a Science Olympiad at your own school, this is your opportunity to collaborate and excel. Currently, our prizes are Certificates of Achievement, the chance to add onto your college transcript with high-ranking results. We invite all Schoolhouse members to form teams or go solo if your confident and join us for this landmark event. Why? To sharpen your scientific skills, work together with a team, and support the growth of the #academic-competitions Subworld Initiative! Good luck to all teams! This event is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Science Olympiad, Inc This community event was brought to you by SSCI, Schoolhouse Science Competitions Initiative. Tournament Specifications & Event List For this session, we will focus exclusively on Notes and Knowledge-based Study Events. Participants will be evaluated on a Honor Code of not cheating. For Signing up with teams, please use this Google Form: [https://forms.gle/xn8o75ojmMGYVJpz6](https://schoolhouse.world/redirect?code=qCE_O8VIvu-vl72WESY8E) List of Events and their summary for DIV B: - Anatomy & Physiology — Focuses on human body systems, structure, and function. - Disease Detectives — Epidemiology, public health, and biological/chemical disease analysis. - Heredity — Genetics, inheritance patterns, and basic molecular biology. - Entomology — Insect identification, biology, ecology, and classification. - Water Quality (Test Only) — Freshwater ecology, biology, environmental indicators, and pollution science. - Meteorology — Weather systems, climate science, and atmospheric processes. - Remote Sensing — Satellite data interpretation, Earth systems, and geospatial science. - Rocks & Minerals — Identification and classification of rocks, minerals, and geologic processes. - Solar System — Planetary science, moons, comets, and space exploration topics. - Code Busters — Cryptography, logic puzzles, and inquiry‑based decoding. - Machines — Simple/compound machines, mechanical advantage, and physics applications. List of Events and their summary for DIV C: - Anatomy & Physiology — Advanced human body systems and physiological processes. - Designer Genes — Genetics, biotechnology, DNA technologies, and molecular inheritance. - Disease Detectives — Epidemiology, outbreak investigation, and public health analysis. - Entomology — Insect taxonomy, ecology, physiology, and environmental roles. - Water Quality (Test Only) — Freshwater ecology, biology, environmental indicators, and pollution science. - Chemistry Lab (Test Variant) — Chemical principles, reactions, analysis, and lab‑style problem solving. - Material Science — Properties and behavior of metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites. - Machines — Mechanical physics, energy transfer, and engineering calculations. - Astronomy — Stellar evolution, cosmology, deep‑space objects, and astrophysics. - Remote Sensing — Satellite data interpretation, Earth systems, and geospatial science. - Rocks & Minerals — Identification and classification of rocks, minerals, and geologic processes. TRIAL EVENTS - Fast Facts (Trial) - General Quizzes on Sciences. - Botany (Trial) - Heavy AP/GT Biology Topics. - Brainrot Battle B/C (Trial) - Participants will complete a written test based on brainrot, which refers to digital media that is considered low quality and trivial. (Psychology/Sociology) - Anything Goes :) B/C (Trial) - An Event with THREE questions where Anything Goes, tons of math, tons of science, everything in one event. [](https://schoolhouse.world/redirect?code=qCE_O8VIvu-vl72WESY8E)

In this course, we will be going over AMC 8, 10, 12, and AIME content. Why should you take this course? Although not necessary for school math, the methods taught in this class can be very beneficial in solving problems in a "smarter" way. This class will teach you tips and tricks schools tend to not teach. From my personal experience, competition math has made school math very easy and offers me much more insight into understanding concepts. Additionally, competition math can be very helpful in boosting your resume for high school and college. Many of the top schools like MIT ask specifically for your AMC scores, so it will make you stand out from other students. What will we learn in this course? The best way to get better at competition math is to do problems, especially those of past AMC tests. While going over past problems, we will spend time learning about the four different categories in math: Algebra, Number Theory, Geometry, and Counting & Probability. This course will be designed to give you better intuition for AMC problems as well as teach you new formulas and strategies. How will the classes operate? A normal class will be a 90-minute session. It is not helpful to listen to me explain solutions for 90 minutes, nor is it helpful to solve just problems for 90 minutes. So, I will give you a few minutes of time to attempt the problem and then we will go over the problem together.

An upcoming multi-subject competition! Details TBD.