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
ROSTER SUBMISSION FORMS
Rosters are no longer being collected through the online submission form due to the changes being made to Academic Super Bowl in response to the coronavirus. Coaches will receive more information once plans are finalized.
COACH’S RESOURCES
Junior Study Guides:
English
Math
Science
Social Studies
Senior Study Guides:
English
Fine Arts
REVISED! Math
Science
Social Studies
NEW! Academic Super Bowl
Questions Archives
CONTEST Materials
Junior Invitational Order Form
Senior Invitational Order Form
Answer Sheet
Proctor Instructions
Proctor Training Webinar
Tie Breaker Instructions
NEW! Completed Contest Materials:
Junior Invitational Questions
Senior Invitational I Questions
Senior Invitational II Questions
Contest Practice Questions can be found
via the “Coaches Conference Dropbox” Link
under “Coach’s Resources”.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about our student programs and competitions? Check out our FAQ section for the most commonly asked questions.
2020 Indiana Academic Super Bowl Competition Dates
Academic Super Bowl News
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Future Problem Solving Affiliate Bowl Results
Future Problem Solving Affiliate Bowl Results Released
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Academic Competition Archive Created as Resource for Teachers
Academic Competition question archive created.
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Giant Academics!
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Academic Coach of the Year Finalists and Dick Ramey “Above & Beyond” Award Winners
Congratulations to the 2019 Academic Coach of the Year Finalists, State Winners and the Dick Ramey "Above and Beyond" Award Winner!
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2019 Jr/Sr Academic Coach Conference Schedule Available
2019 Jr/Sr Academic Coach Conference Schedule available!
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Recognize your Former Students
Nominate a former student who participated in our Department of Student Programs for special recognition.
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Information needed on Academic Competition Conferences
Please help complete the list of Academic Competition Conferences in Indiana.
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Community Problem Solving through Future Problem Solving Program
Future Problem Solving Program gives students the tools to solve problems in their own communities.
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Indiana Academic Standards and the Future Problem Solving Program
See how the Indiana Standards match up to the skills mastered in Future Problem Solving.
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ZeeCraft offers Indiana Quiz Bowl Teams Special Discount.
IASP has secured a discount on Quiz Bowl equipment from ZeeCraft for Indiana Quiz Bowl Teams.
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A Recap of The International Conference for the Future Problem Solving Program International.
Check out what happens at the International Conference of Future Problem Solvers!
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Search for Academic Super Bowl Question Writers.
Academic Super Bowl is looking for a new Senior English question writer.
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 at our annual Academic Coaches Conference.
Join DSP
In order to participate in Department of Student Programs (DSP) sponsored academic competitions, cheer competitions, Student Day at the Legislature, MLK Essay contest, and any other DSP programs, schools must maintain a current membership in DSP.
