Challenger Learning Center

Participants brush up on forensic skills, learning to collect and analyze evidence like lifting fingerprints and uncovering secret messages to solve a crime.

Students collaborate in a simulated space mission to program robotic arms, capture cargo crafts, monitor astronaut vitals, and analyze data from Earth-monitoring satellites.

Young learners lead a simulated flight to the moon to identify a suitable long-term habitat, working as astronauts, scientists, and engineers to overcome challenges.

Students are in charge of a simulated flight between Mars and Phobos, transforming into astronauts, scientists, and engineers to achieve mission success through teamwork and problem-solving.

Young learners take charge of a simulated flight to the International Space Station to study a comet, testing teamwork, communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.

This camp showcases women and minorities in STEAM fields through hands-on activities, experiments, simulated space missions, and tech exploration to inspire underrepresented students.

Designed for youngest astronauts, this course explores the basics of our solar system, rockets, and space program using hands-on activities like basic coding and geology digs.

Campers will investigate planets, moons, stars, and constellations through hands-on space activities, including augmented reality and designing a space habitat.

Participants will discover the importance of teamwork and innovation as they complete robotic design challenges, building robots and exploring different robotic systems.

Participants train to become astronauts for simulated space missions to the moon, Mars, and the ISS, with activities including astronomy, robotics, experiments, and programming.