South Washington County Schools Community Education

Join our acclaimed program, recognized by Harvard and the European Union, and discover the exciting world of programming and engineering through hands-on learning. Offered in over 50 countries, e2 Young Engineers is a leader in innovative STEM & Robotics education. In this dynamic session, your child will dive into key Robotics and STEM concepts while building and programming up to eight unique motorized robotic and engineering models. As they construct projects like a Power Plant, Military Tank, Construction Crane, Windmill, Sand Truck, and Farming Plough, they’ll develop critical logical thinking skills and gain insights into essential engineering principles, including Kinetic and Potential Energy, Chain Transmissions, Angular Momentum, Newton’s Laws, and Centrifugal Force. This program not only inspires creativity but also equips students with the foundational knowledge they need for future success in technology and engineering.

In this session, your child will explore programming and engineering concepts such as elastic energy, pulley mechanism and pivot mechanism. They will build robotic models like a rescue Jeep, automatic catapult, Hovercraft and Scissor lift, either independently or in pairs. e2 Young Engineers provides a globally recognized Robotics and STEM education program, operating in over 50 countries. Endorsed by prestigious institutions like Harvard and the European Union, the program focuses on problem and project-based learning. Students explore new Robotics and STEM concepts and apply them by creating various functional robots and machines in each class.

Join our prestigious program, recognized by Harvard and the European Union, and embark on an exciting journey of discovery and creativity. Offered in over 50 countries, e2 Young Engineers is a leader in innovative STEM & Robotics education. Your child will learn essential STEM and programming concepts while building and programming up to eight innovative motorized models, including a Parking Gate, Moon Rover, Landmine Sweeper, Drumming Machine, and more. Through hands-on projects, students will enhance their logical thinking and explore fascinating engineering principles such as radar sensors, gear transmissions, the science of rhythm, and vibrations. This program fosters creativity and critical problem-solving skills, inspiring the next generation of innovators.

Stimulate your child's creativity by designing and building epic, solar-powered cars, robots, and machines from easy-to-assemble parts. In addition, your young tikes will build solar powered cranes, lift bridges, and many other designs. Let your little engineers explore the world of solar energy while learning how to problem solve and stretch the imagination.

Camp Invention’s new program, Discover, is an inspiring, week long summer experience that provides opportunities for open-ended, hands-on exploration of science, technology, engineering, and more! Campers take on a variety of exhilarating activities each day, have fun collaborating with friends, think creatively and invent their own solutions to real-world challenges. The all-new 2025 program will spark the imagination of both new and returning campers with an adventure full of inspiration, innovation and unforgettable discoveries! During this action-packed, confidence-boosting program, young innovators will: Use physics and engineering in Claw Arcade to make a DIY claw machine and explore entrepreneurship principles as they hook investors on their arcade experiences. Be introduced to optical illusions and create their own spinning animation device in Illusion Workshop and become special effects experts. Discover how Artificial Intelligence is imbedded in everyday road trip items like GPS and rise to the challenge to create their own Control Panel to send secret morse code messages in In Control. Embark on an eco-expedition with Snow-ver in Penguin Launch. Snow-ver is a robotic research penguin that campers will use to investigate penguin habitats while creating flippers and launchers to propel their own plush magnetic penguins across the South Pole.