OAAC, Inc  Oklahoma Association for Academic Competition, Inc.

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2002-2003 Enrollment Form 

Changes for 2002-2003

2002-2003 Calendar Information

Summer Coaches Conference July 14 & 15, 2003

Tournament of Champions  

Academic Bowl       

4th Grade Rules 

 5th Grade Rules

Upper Elementary Rules

Mid Level Rules 

Freshman Rules

Oklahoma All-Star Team

Competition on Computer Disk

Oklahoma Road Rally 

What are disk tournaments?

Students work as a team on the multiple choice questions. At the conclusion of the competition a score and scoring code report is returned to the OAAC office. The competition must be completed in one setting. The information needed to submit the score for competition is only given the first time the disk is used. The disk may be kept for practice. Each question is timed. Most competitions will require 45-60 minutes to complete.
The disks are available for IBM compatible computers only and will run under Windows 3.1, Windows '95 and '98 and 2000.
There are five separate competitions. 
Team make-up may change for each tournament. 
The number of students on the team is not limited. 
Students compete at their home site. 

For the 2001-2002 competition year all five tournaments will be shipped at the same time on one CD or 5 floppy disks -  Results will be due back at different dates throughout the year. 

Be sure to indicate on your entry form which media you prefer

The mailing schedule for the tournaments:
Tournament             mailed                                                     results report due
English                     October 19                                              November 9
Science                   October 19                                               December 21
Humanities              October 19                                              January 18
Mathematics           October 19                                                February 15
Social Studies        October 19                                                March 22

There are five grade levels :
PRIMARY 3-4 80 questions per disk*
ELEMENTARY 5-6 100 questions per disk*
MIDDLE LEVEL 7-8 150 questions per disk*
JVHIGH SCHOOL 9-10 170 questions per disk*
HIGH SCHOOL 9-12 200 questions per disk*
* Because of the length of time for the mathematics disk, there are fewer mathematics questions. 

Primary, JV High School and High School levels will be divided into two size divisions. Elementary and Middle Level will be divided into three size divisions. A state champion and runner-up plaque will be given for each size division in each subject area and for each grade level.
A Sweepstakes award for each size and grade level will be given in late April. The Sweepstakes winner will be determined by totaling all competition scores.

ENTRY FEE - Per Team - fee covers all five tournaments 

Primary $70 
Elementary $80 
Mid Level $120 
JVHS $130 
High School $150

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