Unless otherwise noted, all indoor STEM camps are hosted at Village Presbyterian Church on Antioch. 148th and Antioch in Overland Park, KS. All outdoor STEM camps are hosted at the Blue River Forest Experience located close to 174th and Antioch in OP, KS.

The age range will vary for the different camps but they are geared mainly for 2nd - 6th grade. Please read the description of each camp for specific ages.

The lead operator for every camp is Dustin McEntarfer. Dustin has taught in KC schools as a Math Para and Lead Makerspace Teacher. His career for over 14 years was working for an engineering and manufacturing company. Now Dustin produces digital media for corporations and creates educational STEM opportunities for students. All other camp instructors are Professional Teachers, Engineers, and/or volunteer Students from local robotics/engineering programs who love mentoring younger students.

This depends on the type of class/camp. A typical STEM Exposure class/camp is around 8:1.

No it is not!! This company is about as local KC as you can get. The mission is to inspire as many students in STEM and Technical curriculum as possible. Even if they don't choose that career it's essential they are aware and have an understanding for the world of STEM they are growing up in.

Well, that's difficult to answer. My first response is to experience it to find out but my second response would be this: We value every level of learner. STEM is for everyone!! We are personal, we are flexible, we work hard and play hard. Our camps are collaborative and inviting. AND....we sure do have a lot of fun!!

Bonus Answer: I'm friends with other camp groups and KC has so many great opportunities for our students. I'm more concerned about the fact that, as a parent, you are getting your kids involved in these types of camps regardless of where they are.

Most camps will require you to bring a water bottle, morning and afternoon snack, and a lunch. But most importantly, please bring a positive attitude. Details for every specific camp will be emailed out but that's kind of the standard for every camp.

I would say, let's do that again but first lemme grab the video camera. Please do not get your hand caught in a 3D printer. That has never happened and hopefully that will never happen.

Camps will vary from a 90 minute workshop to half day to a full day to a three day to an entire week. Camp length is determined by the content being taught, the age group attending, and the availability of teachers to help.