MathMatters is a math contest for 4^th and 5^th* grade students which is held annually in five different states.

The primary goals of the program are to stimulate interest and achievement in mathematics among elementary school students and to provide recognition of outstanding young mathematicians, their dedicated teachers, and schools.

Online TIE & Scratch Contest is organized by Accord Institute to promote use of Technology among the students of Accord member schools as a complement to TIE (Technology Integrated Education) and computer programming, which is a part of Accord Education Model.

Participation in the contest requires extensive use of Technology skills that are taught within the TIE curriculum and Scratch programming language. This year's contest is for middle school students in two different categories. More categories will be added in the following years.

Gauss League is a Math Competition among AMSP middle school students in Accord Member Schools. It started in Spring 2008 and in Fall 2009 switched from mailing based to an online competition.

It is composed of three individual contests throughout the year each one consisting of 25 problems. In each contest, the top five scores from a school determines the school score. After each contest, top schools and students will be listed on this website.

 ACCompete is Accord Institute's Computer Science Competition among AMSP students as a part of AMSP program. It is composed of four contests throughout the year. Students compete individually in the tests. The average of top four AMSP students in a school determines the score of the school.