Math club meetings will vary by group, but the National Math Club suggests using the Club Leader Calendar, which outlines weekly activities that last 30-90 minutes. Every activity can be used by groups of any size and students of just about every math skill level. All games use everyday materials, and some also can be played using the free MATHCOUNTS Club App.

Usually beginning in the fall, students attend math club meetings led by their club leaders, using free resources provided by MATHCOUNTS. Then, clubs have the option of applying for Silver and Gold Level status to earn additional recognition. Learn more about the program. Learn more about the role of a club leader.

Yes! Math clubs have been established in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam and in schools worldwide affiliated with the Department of Defense and State Department. Any U.S. middle school or non-school group with students in grades 6-8 can register.

Please refer to the list of Registered Clubs for 2022-2023 to see if your student’s school or group already has registered for this year.

Any group of at least 4 U.S. students in grades 6-8 that has regular in-person or virtual meetings is eligible to participate in the National Math Club.

Students enrolled in grades 6-8 are eligible to participate in the National Math Club. Both schools and non-school groups such as tutoring/enrichment centers, Boys & Girls Clubs, Girl Scouts troops and National Society of Black Engineers Junior Chapters are eligible to participate, as long as the group meets the eligibility requirements stated above.

Yes! We encourage students to participate in all 3 MATHCOUNTS programs.

• Learn more about the Math Video Challenge. Both schools and non-school groups are eligible to participate in the Math Video Challenge, so every math club also can participate in this program.

• Learn more about the MATHCOUNTS Competition Series. Students should participate in the MATHCOUNTS Competition Series through their official school of record.

Any adult who leads a group that meets the eligibility requirements can register for free as a math club.

• Register online here. This is our preferred method with faster processing, so you'll get your materials sooner! If you have any trouble with online registration, please reach out to [email protected]. 

• Download the offline form here. You can email this form to [email protected] or mail it to MATHCOUNTS Club Registration, 1420 King Street, Alexandria, VA 22314.

• If you need help registering, please refer to our Online Registration Guide.

Yes! Multiple teachers/troop leaders from the same school/organization can register for the National Math Club, as long as the individual club leader is different for each club and each group meets the eligibility requirements.

Registration is completely free, thanks to the support of our sponsors, especially the Northrop Grumman Foundation, the Lead Sponsor of the National Math Club. Registered club leaders receive the free club kit, online access to activities and the MATHCOUNTS Club App—all of which provide resources and games for running club meetings.

Log in to the Club Dashboard and navigate to the Club Leaders Resources page. Games, math explorations, problem sets, Silver and Gold Level instructions and MATHCOUNTS Club App links will be posted in mid-August when registration opens.

Club Kits are mailed on a rolling basis from mid-August 2022 through mid-June 2023. Generally kits arrive 1-3 weeks after we receive your registration. If you have not received your kit within 3 weeks of registering, please email [email protected]

Silver Level Status recognizes and rewards those clubs with active participation. Clubs that have met a minimum of 5 times (with the minimum 4 students at each meeting) can earn Silver Level. Club leaders can apply online or download the offline form on the Club Leaders Resources page. Both in-person and virtual club meetings count towards the Silver Level requirement.

Silver Level clubs that apply by the deadline receive a pennant, MATHCOUNTS pencils, certificates for students and entry into a drawing for a $200 gift card (20 drawing winners selected). See last year's winning Silver Level clubs.

Gold Level Status recognizes and rewards those clubs with active participation and collaboration. Clubs that already have satisfied the Silver Level requirements are eligible to apply, and must complete the Gold Level Project and submit an application and proof of the project's completion. Club leaders can find additional information and the application on the Club Leaders Resources page. Clubs can work on their Gold Level Project in-person or virtually.

Gold Level clubs that apply by the deadline receive a banner, MATHCOUNTS pencils, certificates for students, entry into a drawing for a $300 gift card (4 drawing winners selected) and entry into the Grand Prize drawing for a $300 gift card and an all-expenses-paid trip for four students and the club leader to the 2023 Raytheon Technologies MATHCOUNTS National Competition in Orlando, FL. See previous years' winning Gold Level clubs.