Perennial Math (2026-2027)

Perennial Math is a mathematics competition for students in grades 3–8, held twice a year — a Winter Season (November–February) and a Spring Season (January–April) — with four rounds of competition each season. The competition is organized and registered through schools, and students participate online. Final scores are calculated based on all rounds, and top-performing students may be invited to the online National Championship.

Perennial Math is divided into three levels:

• Grades 3–4
• Grades 5–6
• Grades 7–8

The problems cover a variety of topics including algebra, geometry, number theory, logical reasoning, and word problems. The contest not only tests computational ability but also focuses on developing mathematical thinking and problem-solving strategies.

By participating in Perennial Math, students strengthen their mathematical reasoning, problem-solving speed, and gain valuable competition experience. The 2026–2027 Perennial Math competition schedule is as follows. Each round consists of 6 problems to be completed in 30 minutes, and awards are determined by the total score across all rounds.

Winter Season: November 2026 – February 2027

• Round 1: starts November 2026
• Round 2: starts December 2026
• Round 3: starts January 2027
• Round 4: starts February 2027

Spring Season: January 2027 – April 2027

• Round 1: starts January 2027
• Round 2: starts February 2027
• Round 3: starts March 2027
• Round 4: starts April 2027

Past Results

• Winter 2025: 36 students advanced to the National Championship
• Spring 2026: 49 students advanced to the National Finals

Registration grants participation in the 2026–2027 Perennial Math Competition. Registration fees are non-refundable, so please confirm participation before signing up. We also offer small-group math competition classes and one-on-one coaching to help students prepare.