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ISTEAM Class

Explore, Create & Discover Through STE(A)M Learning

The Everest Academy After School Science Class provides students with an exciting hands-on learning experience that combines science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STE(A)M). Through engaging projects and real-world challenges, students develop critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills while exploring how science and engineering shape the world around them.

 

This semester’s theme, Junior Engineers, introduces students to the exciting fields of architecture, engineering, and design through interactive activities and collaborative projects.

Junior Engineers Program

Students will learn the principles of engineering and design while participating in hands-on projects that encourage innovation and creativity.

Students Will Explore:

Students will learn the principles of engineering and design while participating in hands-on projects that encourage innovation and creativity.

Program Details

Location

Everest Academy

Schedule

Fridays: 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Eligible Grades

Grades 1–5

Program Dates

September 12 – December 12

Session Dates

Minimum: 10 Students

Maximum: 12 Students

Registration Deadline

September 5

STE(A)M Learning Benefits

Students participating in the program will:

Why Choose After School Science?

Our After School Science Class helps students move beyond textbooks and engage directly with scientific and engineering concepts through discovery-based learning.

 

Students are encouraged to ask questions, test ideas, build solutions, and work collaboratively while developing skills that prepare them for future academic success and STEM-related opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions

The After School Science Class is open to students in Grades 1 through 5.

The State of Texas requires 60 hours for graduation. Everest Academy requires 100 documented volunteer hours.

Approved community service opportunities may include school-sponsored service projects, nonprofit organizations, community outreach initiatives, and other approved volunteer activities.

Yes. Volunteer hours may be completed throughout the year, including summer months, provided they meet program requirements and are properly documented.

Hours must be recorded using the official documentation form and verified by the supervising organization or event coordinator.

Inspiring the Next Generation of Innovators

The After School Science Class encourages students to explore, create, and discover through engaging STE(A)M experiences that make learning exciting and meaningful.

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