About Us
Summer STEM Camp
Rockets, Robots, and MaKers Summer Camp
- All LEARNERS (Public, Private, Charter, Homeschool learners, in-person or virtual) from K through 12th grade for the 2026 - 2027 school year are welcome.
- Summer STEM Camp begins June 8 - July 2, 2026
- $350.00
- Registration closes on May 31, 2026
Innovation Impact Lab's mission is to remove barriers that prevent learners from entering STEM-related careers.
- Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math MUST be present for actual STEM to exist.
- STEM has to be innovative
- Math is the connecting Language in STEM innovation
Science Fair Clubhouse
- The Science Fair Clubhouse is a place where learners interested in science can explore and experiment with the scientific or engineering design process.
- Learners who enter the Clubhouse for this independent exploration will compete in the National Science Fair in the spring of each year.
- All LEANERS are welcome (Public, Private, Charter, Homeschool learners, in-person or virtual).
- The Science Fair Clubhouse begins in September.
Robotics Lab
- Our Saturday workshop classes prepare learners to build, code, and compete with their robots using our robotics lab.
- This innovative makerspace provides tools, machines, and 3D printers that allow students to complete their technology projects.
- All LEANERS are welcome (Public, Private, Charter, Homeschool learners, in-person, or virtual).
- The Robotics teams begin in August - April each year
Saturday Robotics
Learners K - 3rd Grade
Learners 7th - 12th Grade
Learners 4th - 6th Grade
Students study the beginning levels of building and coding LEGO robots. Their team works for 12 weeks and presents their discoveries at a festival
Learners 4th - 6th Grade
Learners 7th - 12th Grade
Learners 4th - 6th Grade
Students build, program, and compete with their robots using the Scratch language. Teamwork combined with fun could lead to the World Championship.
Learners 7th - 12th Grade
Learners 7th - 12th Grade
Learners 7th - 12th Grade
JAVA is the programming language for this group of learners. The robots use Android technology and vision cameras to move autonomously and via remote control.
Learners 9th - 12th Grade
C-based Programming Botball Challenge
Learners 7th - 12th Grade
Along with mentors, teams construct a 120-pound robot to complete tasks in two minutes and thirty seconds.
C-based Programming Botball Challenge
C-based Programming Botball Challenge
C-based Programming Botball Challenge
K - 12th grade learn the C programming language to move robots over a course to score points,
In School STEM Challenge Field Trips
C-based Programming Botball Challenge
C-based Programming Botball Challenge
K - 12th grade build vehicles that move via rubber bands. The challenges include which car is the fastest and can move closest to the target.