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NORTHVILLE ACADEMIC GAMES
Passion, Integrity, Excellence, Teamwork and Fun!
What is Academic Games?
Academic Games is a collection of games designed to challenge students to use higher order thinking skills in the subjects of Language Arts, English, History, Mathematics, and Logic. Through competition students are encouraged and motivated to sharpen their skills in order to gain a
competitive edge over their peers. Players receive recognition and awards in the same way that sports champions are honored.
competitive edge over their peers. Players receive recognition and awards in the same way that sports champions are honored.
Organizations
Northville Academic Games is a member of the Michigan Leagues of Academic Games (MLAG), which is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) organization. MLAG holds monthly regional tournaments from September to February, and a state tournament in March. The national organization – Academic Games Leagues of America (AGLOA), holds a national tournament in April every year. Only qualified teams from the state tournament can attend the national tournament.
Northville Academic Games was established in 2009 at Amerman Elementary School. It then expanded to Meads Mill and Hillside as players graduated into middle schools. Our oldest group of players established their presence in Northville High School in 2015. Currently there are more than 100 players in the Northville school district.
Our Mission and Core Values
The mission of Northville Academic Games is to provide a nurturing and focused environment for students to develop their intellectual capabilities as well as maturing into responsible individuals through fun games and friendly competitions. We cultivate positive attitude and fairness in players who can win
with class and lose with grace.
Our core values are Passion, Integrity, Excellence, Teamwork and Fun.
with class and lose with grace.
Our core values are Passion, Integrity, Excellence, Teamwork and Fun.
Northville AG Achievements
| Year | State Champions | National Champions |
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| 2012 | Not attend | |
| 2011 | Not attend | |
| 2010 | Not attend | |
