White House Task Force on AI Education
Deadline shown is curated from the official program page. Programs occasionally shift dates between cycles — confirm the current deadline on the official site before you finalize your application.
What you'll need
A national challenge in which K-12 students use AI-powered solutions to address real-world problems in their communities. High school teams have one to four students in grades 9 to 12 plus a supervising adult age 18 or older who submits the project. Registration closes December 18, 2026, and projects are due December 23, 2026. Teams that opt into the competition can advance to state, regional, and national rounds, and competition team members and their supervising adult must be U.S. citizens, U.S. nationals, or lawful permanent residents.
Just getting started
18%Gather 1 more item on the requirements checklist.
These are the typical requirements — always double-check the official page before submitting. Your progress is saved in this browser.
Anonymous notes from people who actually applied.
No tips here yet.
If you've applied to this — won or lost — share what you wish you'd known. Future AZ students will thank you.
You might also like
International Public Policy Forum
Sphinx Organization
National Film Festival for Talented Youth (NFFTY)
Math Kangaroo USA
Explore more
Already heard back?
Help future Arizona students by sharing your outcome anonymously. We collect nothing that identifies you — just whether you got in.