SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2027
TORONTO TEAM
PROGRAMMING CONTEST
University of Toronto · St. George Campus
Until February 6, 12:00 a.m. Toronto time. Contest start time TBA.
Register Your SchoolApplications are not yet open.
The contest
An in-person programming competition for high school teams of three, organized by the competitive programming teams at William Lyon Mackenzie CI and St. Robert Catholic High School.
- Teams
- Exactly three students per team, with a teacher supervisor.
- Eligibility
- Each team needs a DMOJ account with at least 5 points. Organizers will verify eligibility. Never share your password.
- Venue & schedule
- St. George Campus, Toronto. Building, room, and event times will be announced. Campus map.
- Teachers
- Coaches’ Corner: a planned opportunity for teacher networking and computer science education discussions. Program details are to be announced.
Organizing team
Mark Danishevsky and Jaqueline Wu — student organizing leadership.
Joshua Ovis — Website Administrator.
Zoe Li — Problem Author.
William Lyon Mackenzie CI and St. Robert Catholic High School are founding organizers. Confirmed participating schools will be listed after applications are approved.
School registration
A teacher will submit their school’s teams through an embedded Google Form. Opening and closing dates will be announced.
Applications require organizer approval; submitting a form does not confirm a place.
Registration is not yet open.
Read the privacy and permissions notice before submitting student information. Responses are processed by Google Forms and the organizers.
Contact details and school/guardian permission procedures will be published before registration opens.
Questions
Can our school enter more than one team?
The school form will support applications for multiple teams. Each team must have exactly three high school students and an associated DMOJ account with at least 5 points.
How are teams confirmed?
Organizers review applications and DMOJ eligibility, then communicate approval to the supervising teacher. Self-reported points alone do not verify eligibility.
Which contest rules are confirmed?
High school teams of three, teacher supervision, and the 5-point DMOJ requirement are confirmed. Detailed eligibility, same-school exceptions, languages, duration, scoring, internet access, AI use, notes, and device policies await organizer approval. Final rules will be published before the competition.
Are fees or prizes confirmed?
Fee and prize information is to be announced.