Our rocketry students have been hard at work this year with their rocket! Good luck!

Our entire school is excited to compete in this year's Math Kangaroo Math Competition!

We have our fifth and final Math Olympiad for all of Lower School students for the 2017-2018 season! Wish our 4th-8th graders luck on their final MOEMS contest of the year!

We wish our team luck at this year's Odyssey of the Mind regional competition!

​We have our fourth Math Olympiad for all of Lower School students! Wish our 4th-8th graders luck on their fourth contest of the year!

Good luck to our 9th grade class and Lower School AMC 8 Honors students on this year's AMC 10A!

Our MATHCOUNTS team will be competing at the Chapter Competition at George Mason University. 

​Friday, January 26th is 80’s Night at Ideaventions! Cuff your parachute pants and make sure not to skimp on the hairspray as you recreate your Flock of Seagulls’ hairdo as we take a journey back to the 80’s. We will have an 80’s music dance party, two arcades of 80’s video games (and you don’t even have to bring your rolls of quarters!), and several movie rooms that the Brat Pack would surely be proud of! 

Open to Ideaventions Academy students and their guests.

We are hosting the  North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad (NACLO) Open Round as a school site on Thursday, January 25th. This contest is open to middle and high school students (to include 6th-grade students). Students may be selected to move onto an invitational round.

We have our third Math Olympiad for all of Lower School students! Wish our 4th-8th graders luck on their third contest of the year!

Stay warm and have fun with hands-on chemistry experiments! Make your own handwarmer to keep your hands toasty, explore the superabsorbent properties of instant snow, make a foaming snowman, and compete against your friends in our ice cube challenge

Open to the public
Cost: Free
Time: 6 pm - 8 pm 
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All of our 6th-8th graders participated in this year's MATHCOUNTS School Competition. We're excited to build our team that will represent us at the Chapter Round in February.

Our 8th graders began working on the 3M Young Scientist Challenge.  This challenge requires each participant to identify a solution to an everyday problem that directly impacts themselves, their family, their community, and/or the global population.  In addition to creating a video as outlined in the contest rules, the engineers will have to make their solution (or a model of it depending on the solution) as an additional challenge for school.