Engineer Your World

We’re so grateful to everyone who participated in 40 by 40, especially our incredible donors. Your generosity helps strengthen high school engineering education and supports the students and teachers who make this work possible. Thank you for investing in the future!

Just a few hours remain to make an impact. Your support helps us train more teachers and bring high‑quality engineering education to more students. Stand with us and help put student success first. givecampus.com/s/0iyeti

Today is the final day to give. Become an advocate for student success and help us put students—not profit—at the center of everything we do. Give here: givecampus.com/s/0iyeti

Training and supporting teachers is our top priority. During 40 by 40, your gift helps provide professional development tuition waivers, allowing us to train more teachers and bring engineering curriculum to even more students. Make your donation here: bit.ly/4t0dPPm

⏰ 40 hours. One campus. Big impact. We’re excited to be part of UT’s biggest day of giving—40 by 40! Save the date… it kicks off tomorrow!

Are you already looking ahead to the 2026–27 school year? We’re here to support your engineering education goals. Bring our project-based engineering curriculum to your school and empower students through hands-on learning. Learn more today! engineeryourworld.org/learn-more/

We’re expanding access! 🌍 All three of our courses are now supported by virtual professional development training. Flexible, accessible, and designed with educators in mind. 💡💻

Did you know that we do custom professional development trainings? Whether your school or district is looking for STEM or engineering-focused PD, we’ll design a training that meets your goals and your teachers’ needs. Let’s build something that works for you. 🚀

Whether spring break is happening now or coming up soon 🌷 Wishing our incredible teachers and school communities a happy, restful, and safe spring break. Thank you for all you do and enjoy this well‑deserved time to recharge!

From idea to impact 🧠➡️🏗️ A Franklin Academy (in Wake Forest, NC) student, designed and shared a 3D‑printed jig that helped the entire class build safer, stronger, and smarter buildings—one floor at a time. Proof that big engineering starts with smart thinking.

✨ We’re live at the NAIS THRIVE Conference in Seattle! Stop by Booth N4 to say hello to Cheryl and Elise, who will be exhibiting today and tomorrow. We’d love to connect! 👋

We are excited to welcome 11 educators to campus tomorrow for our Humor & Games in the STEM Classroom professional development! This is a great opportunity for us to showcase our amazing teacher professional development skills.

We will be exhibiting at the Texas Computer Education Association conference in San Antonio starting this weekend. Come see us in booth #1863! We will be exhibiting February 1-3.

Students in the Engineering Applications of Computing course work with a "customer" to create custom images using Python coding. Check out this creative image by one of the students at Incarnate Word Academy!

We are wishing everyone a wonderful and safe holiday season and a happy new year!

🎉 Big News for STEM Teachers! We’re thrilled to announce our first continuing education session: Humor & Games in the STEM Classroom. Earn 3 CPE hours while learning hands-on strategies to spark creativity, collaboration, and innovation in your classroom! bit.ly/44fyHJb

Join us for an information session to learn about how you can bring our amazing Engineer Your World curriculum to your high school! Join us 11/19/25 @ 4:00PM CST, register here: utexas.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

It is always fun to see the photos students take with their pinhole cameras. It is amazing to see what they can do with a box/container! These photos were taken by students at Hill Country Christian School in Austin, TX.

We are hearing about creative ways teachers and students are using AI in the classroom. Are you using AI? How has it benefited you and your students?

Many of our schools will be wrapping up the Pinhole Camera unit soon. Check out this amazing camera obscura photo from Mike Medvinski at Detroit Country Day School. A bright and sunny day contributed to this beauty!