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A new way to lead
Teachers from all over the country are using Solve for Tomorrow to help students create change with STEM at their school. See the contest timeline for important dates and events.
First Round
All public and private schools submit applications and activity plan from Dec. 6th – Dec. 24th
Second Round
Up to 30 semi-finalists are selected to undergo training and submit a project plan and M&E plan describing the problem they aim to solve from Jan. 10th - Feb. 3rd
Third Round
10 Finalists will undergo individual STEM training and submit the prototype, video, and preliminary documentation from Feb. 14th – Mar. 18th
National Winners
5 Finalists will build and submit a fully-operational prototype and final documentation to a judging panel in March. Three national winners will be announced in April.
Dec. 6th – Dec. 24th
All public and private schools submit applications and activity plan.
Jan. 10th - Feb. 3rd
Up to 30 semi-finalists are selected to undergo a one day training session in STEM principles. They will then submit a video describing the problem they are tackling and their proposed solution. The Community Choice winner will be chosen by online voting.
Feb. 14th – Mar. 18th
10 Finalists will undergo individual STEM training and submit the prototype and preliminary documentation.
National Winners
5 Finalists will build and submit a fully-operational prototype and final documentation to a judging panel in March. Three national winners will be announced in April.
- You should be 12-18 years old to participate.
- Participations will be divided into 2 age groups: 12-15/16-18.
- Participations can join as groups of 3-5.
- Teams should be under the supervision of a school teacher.
- All the program's activities will be online.
- Solve for Tomorrow Terms and Conditions