Design, build and compete — students solve real engineering problems with machines they make themselves.
Parents and guardians can sign students up online.
Every experience challenges students to think critically, solve problems and create solutions for the future.
These are the same skills employers in advanced manufacturing, aviation and semiconductors are hiring for.

This course is designed to introduce students to the world of FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC), where teams of high school students, mentors, and coaches work together to build game-playing robots. Students will learn the fundamentals of robotics, teamwork, and the engineering design process. The course emphasizes practical, hands-on experience in designing, building, and programming robots for FRC competitions.
This course introduces students to the exciting world of Electrathon vehicle design and racing. Electrathon is a competitive event where teams design, build, and race lightweight, electric-powered vehicles. The course covers the principles of electric vehicle technology, aerodynamics, materials science, and engineering design, providing students with hands-on experience in constructing and optimizing an Electrathon vehicle for competition.
This course introduces young learners to the exciting world of drones and FPV (First-Person View) flying. It aims to spark interest in technology through hands-on activities and theoretical knowledge. Students will learn about drone components, flight principles, safety, and regulations while engaging in fun activities like FPV drone soccer.
Students who stay with STEMCAT move into advanced youth programs and, when they are ready, our adult workforce pathways.
Give a student the experience that changes what they believe is possible.
Questions? info@stemcat.org · (239) 666-8171