Florida Science Olympiad

Be a leader in STEM

What is Science Olympiad?

Science Olympiad is a team-based science competition for all ages. Teams are comprised of up to 15 students, lead by a coach, and compete in events rooted in mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth and space science, biology, and engineering. Students engage in hands-on, interactive, and inquiry-based activities that are lab-based, research-based, or built.

Why Florida Science Olympiad?

What differentiates Science Olympiad is that it is a team-based competition. Each event involves at least two students who work together to solve problems and demonstrate their knowledge of science, creating a fun and engaging learning environment.

Events

How do Competitions Work?

The culmination of the season is competition day, where teams gather to compete. Students participate in scheduled time-slots, transitioning between written tests, lab practicals, and engineering devices built ahead of time. The competition concludes with the closing awards ceremony at the end of the day.

Competition Info

How to get Involved?

Teams compete in 23 different science events, explained in a rule manual that is published every year.
First, register a team with Florida Science Olympiad. Form a team and distribute the events based on student interest and ability, consulting competition schedules for conflicting events.

Scientifically-driven Events

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State Competitors

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Upcoming Deadlines

Regional Competition Registration

Register your team to compete at regionals at your desired location. Dates will vary by location. Top competitors from regionals will qualify for the state competition

State Competition Registration

Register your team to compete at states at the University of South Florida on 4/10. Teams who qualify for states will receive further details from the state coordinator.

See What Florida Science Olympiad is All About!

Nationals 2014 @ University of Central Florida

A look back at Florida and the University of Central Florida hosting the 2014 Science Olympiad National Tournament at the University of Central Florida. Organized by CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics.

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Support Florida Science Olympiad

Florida Science Olympiad is an IRS 501(c)(3) Tax Exempt Organization and a non-profit registered with the State of Florida. Your donation supports the science competitions and workshops held across the state of Florida. Over 4,000 students are involved annually in Science Olympiad activities. All funding raised in Florida is invested in the upkeep and improvement of the Florida Science Olympiad program.

Exploring the World of Science

Florida Science Olympiad is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization and your donations are tax deductible.
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