Robotics, rocketry and real engineering for students in grades 3–12.
Students learn on the VEX platform, the system used in VEX robotics competitions around the world. They build, code and test real robots, and move up as their skills grow.
An introduction to building robots, with hands-on challenges and experiments.
A deeper look at robotics and engineering, with the teamwork skills used in competitions.
Metal construction and advanced sensors, a bridge between plastic and metal hardware.
Competition-level robots built with real-world tools, high-tech sensors and advanced software.
Students who want to compete can work toward VEX tournaments and the VEX World Championship.
True rocket science, not just water rockets and air rockets. Students design, build and launch rockets through the American Rocketry Challenge, using real altimeters and the full engineering design process.
• The top 100 teams in the country advance to the national finals in Washington, D.C.
• Winners go on to the International Rocketry Challenge.
• NASA Student Launch is a future goal for our most advanced students.
Mentoring from Dr. Kenneth J. Overton, president of the Tripoli Rocketry Association.
Every project follows the engineering design process: imagine, create and improve. Students design what they imagine, then test it and make it better.
Students print their own parts on Bambu Lab 3D printers.
Laser engravers and precision hand tools for building and finishing projects.
Computer-aided design with Tinkercad, Autodesk Fusion 360 and Onshape.
Classes open in January 2027. Join the launch list and we'll contact you as soon as registration opens.
