ACSL takes the lead in arranging computer programming and computer science contests designed for K-12 schools, organizations, and local groups. It's the most Prestigious Coding Competitions for high school students after IOI and USACO. The American Computer Science League (ACSL) is a great way to take a student's coding to the next level. Whether or not they are motivated by the competition aspect, ACSL will provide interesting challenges and a team of similar students all learning it together.
In this academic year, WVA took the initiative to establish its very own junior team for the American Computer Science League (ACSL) competitions. As a result, WVA students had the option to participate in the ACSL contests through either the WVA junior team or the ACSL Elementary team represented by Sunshine Elite.
It brings us immense pride to share that for the second consecutive year, both the ACSL Elementary team and the Junior team from Sunshine Elite secured the coveted first place at the Oregon State level. Our heartfelt congratulations go out to these exceptional teams!
In addition to team achievements, we would like to highlight some remarkable individual performances on the national stage during the ACSL Finals:
WVA students joined the ACSL contests in the 2021-2022 school year via the ACSL elementary and Junior teams hosted by Sunshine Elite Education. Both teams won the Oregon State first place. Congratulations to the teams!
Students who achieve excellent scores in the first four tests will be invited to the ACSL International Final competition. You may check the 2020-2021 ACSL International Final reports for all participants from the world here: 2020-2021 ACSL International Final Scores.