Six online math contests a year for grades JKβ8, plus daily practice β the successor to the Caribou Mathematics Contest, now run by a Canadian not-for-profit.

No school ever pays more than CA$640, however many students take part. This is one annual payment covering the whole season β there is no per-contest fee.
| Students | Cost |
|---|---|
| 5 students | CA$75 |
| 20 students | CA$300 |
| 43 students | CA$640 (capped) |
There is a minimum charge of CA$75 per school, so up to 5 students the cost is the same.
The CA$640 cap takes effect at around 43 students.
Coordinators who've run North Star rate the prep workload low. Here's the whole process.
For whole-school or multi-school deployments, boards and districts, invoicing questions, or anything unusual.
Tell us your school, roughly how many students, and what you need β we'll take it from there.
Email usA real person replies within one business day. There's no obligation.
Yes. Many schools can't use a credit card, and we can invoice your board or process a purchase order β just say so when you get in touch.
That's fine β register with an estimate. You can add or remove students up until each contest date, and your final cost is based on actual participants.
Schools may use proxy identifiers instead of real names if preferred. Contest results and rankings are kept so students and coordinators can look up historical results, and how we handle data is set out in full in our privacy policy. Read the privacy policy
Nothing further is owed and nothing carries over automatically. The free round carries no commitment β you decide afterwards whether to continue with the rest of the season.
Yes. US schools are billed in US dollars, at the per-student rate and cap shown above when you switch the currency toggle.
Yes β parents can register their own children without going through a school. See the parent pricing page for details.