Engineering & Invention
Build mechanisms, structures, machines, and original inventions while learning how things work.
Being developed for Leander • Liberty Hill • Georgetown
A new place for kids to build, invent, code, experiment, and discover.
A hands-on STEM Education & Community Innovation Center is being developed for local families.
Imagine a place where children and teens can come every week to explore engineering, robotics, coding, science, design, invention, and ambitious projects alongside other curious students.
- Hands-on engineering & invention
- Robotics & coding
- Experimental science & physics
- Maker & design projects
- Homeschool STEM programs
- Advanced projects for teens
- Saturday workshops
- Community events & guest speakers
We’re inviting local families to help shape it from the beginning.
Join the free Founding Family Interest List and tell us what your family would most love to see.
The Vision
More than a class. A place for curious minds.
Most STEM programs teach a particular activity. The vision for this center is broader: to create a place where children and teens can explore, build, experiment, collaborate, and pursue increasingly ambitious ideas over time.
Students might build robots, design machines, investigate physics, learn to code, test inventions, solve engineering challenges, or work with mentors on projects of their own.
The goal is not simply to teach STEM subjects. It is to cultivate curiosity, capability, creativity, and confidence.
What We're Exploring
STEM experiences that grow with the student.
Initial programs are still being shaped. Founding Family feedback will help determine which experiences launch first.
Robotics & Coding
Use technology, programming, sensors, and robotics to make ideas move, respond, and come alive.
Science & Experimentation
Investigate the physical world through demonstrations, hands-on experiments, and real scientific questions.
Maker & Design
Prototype, build, test, redesign, and create using a growing range of tools and materials.
Homeschool STEM
Meaningful daytime STEM opportunities for homeschool students and families.
Advanced Teen Projects
A place for older students to pursue deeper technical, creative, and interdisciplinary work.
Beyond Youth Programs
A community place for ideas, technology, and discovery.
The longer-term vision extends beyond children's classes. The center could also host daytime adult “How It Works” workshops, professional and technology programs, and evening or weekend community talks featuring guest lecturers, scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs, demonstrations, and special presentations.
Founding Families will help shape what comes next.
Tell us the ages of your children and the experiences your family would be excited about. Your feedback will help us determine which programs to develop first as the center takes shape.
JOIN THE FOUNDING FAMILY LIST