Energy, Power, & Transporatation

Through hands-on experimentation and problem-solving, high school students will gain valuable experience and skills in STEAM, critical thinking, and teamwork. Whether it's designing and testing vertical turbine blades, creating a natural gas processing plant, or constructing hydraulic hippos and air-powered rockets, these projects offer engaging ways for students to explore the principles of engineering and power while contributing to a more sustainable future. By participating in these projects, students will gain a deeper understanding of the technology and principles behind renewable and non-renewable energy, mechanical power, and advanced transportation techniques.

Renewable Energy

From constructing solar sprint vehicles to designing and testing vertical turbine blades, students will develop critical skills in engineering, problem-solving, and creative thinking while gaining a deeper understanding of renewable energy principles.

Non-Renewable Energy

From mining coal and uranium to refining crude oil and tar sands, students get to learn about the science, engineering, and social and environmental impact of non-renewable energy.

Power

Whether it's designing and building lowriders, constructing air-powered rockets, or creating custom circuits and motor systems, these projects offer engaging ways for students to explore the principles of engineering and power.

Transportation

From the Drone Games and Rocket Design and Launch to the Tissue Paper Hot Air Balloons and Solar Sprint Vehicles, these projects offer a fun and engaging way to develop valuable skills and make exciting discoveries in transportation.