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The Acton-Boxborough Math Competition (ABMC) is a mathematics competition run by students at the Acton-Boxborough Regional High School in Acton, Massachusetts. Their sponsors include Dropbox, AoPS, Texas Instruments, and WolframAlpha.

Founded in 2017 by a group of high school students from Acton, MA ABMC seeks to foster critical-thinking skills and a love for STEM among middle and elementary school students through exciting academic events and accessible educational resources.

==Online Contests (Fall)==

ABMC runs three monthly online contests for individuals in the fall, normally during the middle of October, November, and December. In these contests, participants have nearly a full weekend to complete 15 problems. Prizes are awarded to the overall highest-scoring participants, as well as the highest-scoring participants in each grade to encourage and motivate younger students. 

==In-Person Contest (April)==

In the spring, ABMC holds an annual in-person competition at the Raymond J. Grey Junior High School in Acton, MA. The competition consists of a Speed round, an Accuracy round, as well as team rounds. Prizes are awarded to high-scoring teams and individuals, and some prizes are given to high-scoring individuals in each grade as well. There are also raffle prizes for all students to participate in. ABMC drew hundreds of participants in 2024. They have also had well-known guests such as WolframAlpha founder Stephen Wolfram in 2023 and 2024 speak live at their events.

More information can be found on [https://abmathcompetitions.org/ their website].