Academic Super Bowl
Indiana Academic Super Bowl
Through this Hoosier contest, founded in 1987, teams of students enhance their research and study skills by delving into topics which change annually, taking them beyond what is usually covered in the classroom. There are two levels of competition, Junior (grades 6-8) and Senior (grades 9-12). Subject area rounds include English, math, science, social studies, interdisciplinary, and a fine arts round (senior division only).
Resources
OVERVIEW
Information updated for 2024-25!
2-Year Competition Calendar
Academic Super Bowl Fast Facts
Junior Academic Super Bowl Timeline
Senior Academic Super Bowl Timeline
REGISTRATION Materials
Junior Academic Super Bowl Confirmation List
Senior Academic Super Bowl Confirmation List
COACH MATERIALS
Academic Super Bowl Coach Handbook
NEW! Recruitment Posters
Junior – Senior
NEW! Academic Coach of the Year
Nomination Form – Winner History
Academic Competition Product Order Form
2025 Competition Certificates for Students
PPT: One Coach Line – Two Coach Lines
Word: One Coach Line – Two Coach Lines
PDF: One Coach Line – Two Coach Lines
STUDY MATERIALS
Study Materials Early Access Order Form
Study Materials Orders Confirmation List
Academic Super Bowl Study Materials
Junior – Senior
NEW! 2025 Invitational Order Forms
Junior – Senior
Invitational Contests List
Barnes and Noble Order Form
NEW! 2025 Readings for English &
Social Studies
Junior English:
The Magician’s Nephew by C.S. Lewis
Senior English:
The Dubliners by James Joyce
The Playboy of the Western World by John M. Synge
Senior Social Studies:
On Every Tide: The Making and Remaking of the Irish World by Sean Connolly
CONTEST Materials
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our student programs and competitions? Check out our FAQ section for the most commonly asked questions.
2025 Indiana Academic Super Bowl Competition Dates
Academic Super Bowl News
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Special State Achievement Recognition – 2022-23
Special Recognition is being given to 8 schools and 2 individuals for outstanding achievement across our academic programming. Learn more about their accomplishments!
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Academic Coach of the Year Winners
Congratulations to the Academic Coach of the Year Winners
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Academic Coach of the Year Finalists
Congratulations to the Academic Coach of the Year Finalists!
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New Legislative Library Launched
IASP has launched a new Legislative Library! Check it out today!
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Taking Nominations for Academic Coach of the Year
IASP is accepting nominations for Academic Coach of the Year!
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Special State Achievement Recognition – 2021-22
Special Recognition is being given to 8 schools and 6 individuals for outstanding achievement across our academic programming. Learn more about their accomplishments!
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Academic Coach of the Year Nominations
Academic Coach of the Year Nominations opening later this school year!
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Academic All-Stars Submission Deadline Reminder
Indiana Academic All-Stars Nominations Due Soon!
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Kyle L. Harrop Memorial Scholarship
Kyle L. Harrop Memorial Scholarship
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Academic Competition Archive Created as Resource for Teachers
Academic Competition question archive created.
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Giant Academics!
Guest blog post by Keith Burke Marion High School has a very proud athletic tradition. The Giants have won eight state championships and are tied with Muncie Central for the most titles in Indiana high school boys basketball history. Nearly everyone knows of the Giant athletic tradition at Marion High School but, there is another […]
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Check out the IASP Department of Student Programs’ Newsletter, After the Bell
Be sure to check out the IASP Department of Student Programs' newsletter, After the Bell!
Historic Results
View the Academic Super Bowl competition archives.
Academic Coach
of the Year
Anyone who serves as an academic coach during the school year is eligible for this award, and can be nominated by their principal, another coach, coordinator or volunteer. One academic coach from each level of competition (elementary, middle/junior and senior) is recognized as the Indiana Academic Coach of the Year.
Join DSP
In order to participate in Department of Student Programs (DSP) sponsored academic competitions, cheer competitions, Martin Luther King Jr. Essay contest, and any other DSP programs, schools must maintain a current membership in DSP.
