Edison Kids

Combat Robotics Beginner Friday PM
2026-03-06 13:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Homeschool Combat Robotics Workshop!
Kickstart Your Combat Robotics Journey!Join us for an exciting 5-week adventure where homeschoolers dive into the world of combat robotics—designing, building, and battling their very own plastic ant-weight combat robot! Led by experienced competition robotics mentors, this workshop blends engineering, creativity, and hands-on learning in a thrilling, team-based environment.
This is just the beginning! Students will keep the robot they build, laying the foundation for future growth. We’ll be offering advanced workshops and launching an ongoing combat robotics league—giving kids the chance to sharpen their skills, upgrade their bots, and battle it out with other builders all year long!
What’s Included?

Interactive Lessons – Learn core robotics concepts through engaging, hands-on activities.
Expert Mentors – Gain insights from seasoned robotics coaches who guide the entire engineering and design process.
Community & Collaboration – Work alongside fellow homeschoolers in a fun, STEM-focused setting.
Build, Battle & Beyond – Construct your own robot and compete in epic one-on-one matches!
Take It Home – Your student keeps their custom combat robot to continue learning, modifying, and battling!

Workshop Dates: 3/6, 3/13, 3/20, 3/27, 4/3Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmLocation: Edison Kids Innovation Center, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508, Jacksonville, FL 32221Cost: $600 per student
Spaces are limited – Sign up now and let the battles begin! Ideal for ages 8 and up.Learn. Build. Battle. Repeat.

LEGO Robotics Junior Workshop
2026-03-24 13:00 - 14:30 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Build. Code. Discover.
Jump into the world of robotics with our LEGO® Robotics Junior Workshop, designed especially for curious builders ages 5–9! Beginning March 24th, students will explore robotics using LEGO® SPIKE™ Essential — building fun, interactive models that move, react, and come to life through coding.
This hands-on workshop introduces young learners to real STEM concepts in an age-appropriate, creativity-driven environment. Each week, students will build a new model, motorize it, and program it using simple block-based coding. From spinning mechanisms to moving creatures and smart machines, kids will learn how robots think and respond using sensors.
No prior robotics experience is required. This class is perfect for beginners and young engineers ready to explore.
What Students Will Learn

Foundations of robotics and simple engineering
Introductory block-based coding
How motors make things move
How sensors (color and distance) help robots react
Cause-and-effect programming
Problem-solving and creative thinking
Listening, following directions, and teamwork

What We’ll Do Each Week

Build a new LEGO SPIKE Essential model
Add motors to create movement
Program behaviors using beginner-friendly coding
Explore simple sensor use (color and distance)
Test, adjust, and improve designs
Celebrate creativity and progress

Each 90-minute session blends guided instruction, hands-on building, coding time, testing, and reflection in a supportive and encouraging setting designed specifically for younger learners.
📅 Program DetailsAges: 5–9Schedule: Tuesdays | 1:00 pm – 2:30 pmStart Date: March 24th (8 weeks)Class Length: 1.5 hours per weekExperience Level: BeginnerGroup Size: Small groups for hands-on support
📌 All robotics equipment is provided during class.
Edison Kids is a STEP UP FOR STUDENTS direct

Intro to Digital Skills Workshop
2026-03-26 09:00 - 10:30 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Digital Skills Intensive Lab
Design. Organize. Present.
Kickstart Your Student’s Professional Edge!
Join us for an exciting 8-week hands-on digital workshop where homeschoolers learn how to design, organize, and present their ideas like real engineers and entrepreneurs. Beginning March 26th, students will build practical skills using Canva, Google Suite, and PowerPoint/Slides — tools they can use immediately in robotics, entrepreneurship, and beyond.
This workshop is built for middle and high school students who are ready to take their work to the next level. Whether they’re preparing for ERL portfolios, sponsor submissions, business ideas, or future interviews, this intensive equips them with the digital foundation professionals use every day.
Led by experienced mentors, students will work in a focused, high-energy environment where creativity meets clarity and ideas turn into polished, professional work.
Each session follows the Edison Engineering Design Process (E²DP):
Explore. Envision. Engineer. Execute. Evaluate. Explain.
Students won’t just learn software — they’ll learn how to think, structure ideas, support decisions with data, and communicate clearly.
This is more than a tech class. It’s a confidence-building experience that helps students realize they can present themselves and their ideas at a professional level.

What’s Included?
Professional Design Skills – Learn visual hierarchy, layout, branding basics, and how to create clean, polished project pages in Canva.
Data & Organization Systems – Build real spreadsheets in Google Sheets to track budgets, compare options, and support decisions with data.
Documentation & Clarity – Use Google Docs and Drive to create organized, professional project folders and written explanations.
Presentation Skills – Design powerful slide decks and learn how to communicate ideas clearly and confidently.
Real-World Application – All work can be used in robotics portfolios, entrepreneurship projects, and the End-of-Year Showcase.
Small Group Mentorship – Focused coaching in a supportive environment designed to stretch and grow students.
All digital tools and instruction included.

Workshop Dates: March 26th – 8 Weeks
Time: 9:00 am – 10:30 am
Location: Edison Kids Innovation Center, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508, Jacksonville, FL 32221
Cost: $250 per student
Edison Kids is a Step Up For Students direct provider.
Ideal for ages 12–16 (Advanced 11-year-olds welcome).
No prior experience required.
Computer or Tablet required. Please let us know if you need assistance with this.
Spaces are limited – Register today and give your student the skills to design, organize, and present with confidence.
Create with purpose. Think like an engineer. Present like a professional.

Build It! STEM Workshop
2026-03-26 10:30 - 12:00 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Homeschool Build It! LEGO® STEM Workshop
Kickstart Your Young Engineer’s Journey!
Join us for an exciting 8-week hands-on adventure where homeschoolers dive into the world of engineering, design, and problem-solving through LEGO® challenges! Beginning March 26th, students will explore real STEM concepts like structures, bridges, motion, gears, simple machines, and energy — all while learning to think like engineers.
Led by experienced STEM mentors, this workshop blends faith, creativity, and hands-on learning in an engaging, high-energy environment designed especially for curious builders.
Each session follows the Edison Engineering Design Process (E²DP):Explore. Envision. Engineer. Execute. Evaluate. Explain.
Students don’t just build — they test, redesign, measure, and improve their creations every week.
This is more than a LEGO class. It’s a confidence-building experience where kids discover they are capable of solving real problems.

What’s Included?
Hands-On Engineering Challenges – Towers, bridges, motion labs, gears, structural testing, and more.Faith-Infused Learning – Each session begins with a short Build It Bible Challenge connecting Scripture to creativity and design.STEM Skill Development – Students explore forces, stability, speed, measurement, and simple machines.Engineering Design Process – Kids learn to plan, test, improve, and explain their thinking.Creative Confidence – Small group setting where every child is encouraged and supported.All Materials Provided – LEGO® bricks and workshop materials included.

Workshop Dates: March 26th – 8 WeeksTime: 10:30 am – 12:00 pmLocation: Edison Kids Innovation Center, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508, Jacksonville, FL 32221Cost: $300 per student
Spaces are limited – Sign up now and let the building begin! Ideal for ages 6–12.
Learn. Build. Engineer. Repeat.

AI & Intelligent Systems Lab
2026-03-27 10:30 - 12:00 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
AI & Intelligent Systems Lab
Build Smart Machines. Think Critically. Lead Responsibly.
Kickstart Your Student’s Understanding of Artificial Intelligence!
Join us for an exciting 8-week hands-on AI workshop where homeschoolers explore how intelligent systems actually work. Beginning March 27th 2026, students will learn how machines recognize patterns, make predictions, and interact with the world through data and sensors — while building real robotics applications and exploring the ethical responsibility that comes with powerful technology.
This workshop is designed for middle and high school students who are ready to go beyond “using AI” and begin understanding it. Whether your student loves robotics, coding, engineering, or big ideas about the future, this lab equips them with foundational knowledge that will serve them in STEM, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
Led by experienced mentors, students work in a focused, high-engagement environment where curiosity meets critical thinking and innovation meets responsibility.
Each session follows the Edison Engineering Design Process (E²DP):Explore. Envision. Engineer. Execute. Evaluate. Explain.
Students won’t just experiment with AI tools — they’ll learn how intelligent systems are trained, how bias occurs, how probability drives decisions, and how smart machines connect to real-world robotics and innovation.
This is more than a tech class. It’s a forward-thinking experience that helps students understand the systems shaping their generation — and prepares them to build wisely within them.

What’s Included?
AI Foundations – Understand automation vs machine learning, neural networks (conceptually), pattern recognition, and how training data shapes outcomes.
Model Training & Bias Exploration – Use hands-on machine learning tools to train simple models and explore how data impacts results.
Robotics Integration – Build and program sensor-based robots that make real-time decisions using input data and conditional logic.
Probability & Decision-Making – Learn how confidence scores, false positives, and thresholds affect real-world AI systems.
Ethics & Leadership Discussion – Explore AI in healthcare, transportation, media, and defense while engaging in guided debates on responsibility and impact.
Capstone Innovation Project – Design and present an AI-enhanced solution, robotics application, or ethical proposal using the E²DP framework.
Small Group Mentorship – Focused instruction in a supportive environment designed to stretch technical thinking and leadership growth.
All materials and instruction included.

Workshop Dates: March 26th – 8 WeeksTime: 10:30 am – 12:00 pmLocation: Edison Kids Innovation Center, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508, Jacksonville, FL 32221Cost: $400 per student
Edison Kids is a Step Up For Students direct provider.
Ideal for ages 11–16.No prior AI experience required. Robotics or coding experience helpful but not necessary. Laptop or tablet would help your student.
Spaces are limited – Register today and give your student the opportunity to understand the technology shaping the future.
Build smart machines.Think like an engineer.Lead with wisdom.

Combat Robotics II: Tuesdays Afternoons
2026-04-07 13:00 - 15:00 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Combat Robotics II: Design, Upgrade & Compete

Take Your Robot to the Next Level!
Ready to move beyond the basic build and start thinking like a real engineer? In Combat Robotics II, students continue their combat robotics journey by redesigning, upgrading, and refining their existing 1 lb plastic ant-weight robot for improved performance and competition.
This 6-week workshop focuses on intentional design, problem-solving, and iteration. Students analyze how their robot performs, identify weaknesses, and make strategic upgrades while working within real-world engineering constraints, including a 1 lb weight limit and a built-in parts budget. Rather than starting from scratch, students learn how engineers improve designs over time—making smart tradeoffs and decisions along the way.
Designed for students who have completed the beginner combat robotics workshop, this program strengthens students’ engineering skills and competitive experience in the Edison Robotics League (ERL).

What Students Will Learn

How to evaluate robot performance and identify design weaknesses

How to redesign and upgrade specific systems (armor, wheels, motors, structure)

How to manage a budget and weight limit like real engineers

How to test, iterate, and improve designs intentionally

How to document decisions as part of an engineering design portfolio

What’s Included

$150 Parts Budget Included – Students receive a built-in budget to purchase approved upgrade parts for their robot

Hands-On Engineering Instruction – Guided by experienced robotics mentors

Design & Testing Time – Structured redesign, build, and test sessions

Competition Prep – Skills that directly prepare students for league-level battles

Portfolio Foundations – Students begin documenting their engineering decisions and growth

Program Details
📅 Workshop Dates: 4/7, 4/14, 4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12⏰ Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm📍 Location: Edison Kids Innovation Center9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508Jacksonville, FL 32221
Cost: $450 (Step Up For Students Direct Provider)Pre-requisite:Must have completed the Combat Beginners Workshop

What Makes This Workshop Different

Students do not build a new robot—they learn how to improve an existing one

Every upgrade must fit within budget and weight constraints

Emphasis is placed on engineering thinking, not just winning battles

Perfect for students interested in robotics, engineering, or problem-solving

This Is Just the Beginning
Designed for students continuing their combat robotics journey, Combat Robotics II enhances both engineering skills and competitive experience for those participating in the Edison Robotics League.
Spaces are limited.Upgrade your robot. Sharpen your skills. Think like an engineer.
Learn. Design. Compete. Improve.

Beginner Maker Lab: Tools
2026-04-09 13:00 - 15:00 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Beginner Maker Lab: Tools
Build. Measure. Fasten. Create.
Kickstart Your Student’s Hands-On Confidence!
Join us for a focused 6-week hands-on workshop where students learn to use real tools with skill, precision, and confidence. Beginning April 9th at 1:00 pm, students will step into the workshop and begin building foundational mechanical skills that prepare them for robotics, engineering, and real-world problem solving.
In Beginner Maker Lab: Tools, students won’t just “make projects” — they’ll develop essential tool skills through structured mini-builds that intentionally progress toward a final functional tool caddy they’ll assemble and take home.
Throughout the 6 weeks, students will learn how to:

Measure accurately and mark with precision

Sand for smooth, professional finishes

Drive screws correctly using pilot holes

Hammer with control and alignment

Drill straight and understand proper fit

This workshop is designed for students who are ready to build real-world capability from the ground up. Whether they plan to move into robotics, combat robotics, or advanced engineering builds — or simply want greater confidence working with their hands — this lab provides the physical foundation every maker needs.
Led by experienced mentors, students will work in a structured, skill-focused environment where safety, precision, and craftsmanship come first. Each session builds intentionally toward mastery.
Every class follows the Edison Engineering Design Process (E²DP):Explore. Envision. Engineer. Execute. Evaluate. Explain.
Students won’t just use tools — they’ll learn how to think before building, measure before drilling, and assemble with purpose and accuracy.
This is more than a woodworking class.It’s a confidence-building experience that helps students realize they are capable of building real, functional projects with professional standards.

What’s Included?
Measuring & Layout Skills – Read a tape measure, mark accurately, find center, and plan builds with precision.
Surface Prep & Finish – Learn sanding techniques, grit progression, and the importance of clean finishing.
Screwing & Structural Assembly – Drill pilot holes, drive screws properly, and build square, stable joints.
Nailing & Alignment – Develop hammer control and spacing precision through structured pattern builds.
Drilling & Tolerance – Practice perpendicular drilling and proper fit through a tic-tac-toe peg board project.
Final Build: Personal Tool Caddy – Combine all learned skills to assemble a functional wooden tool caddy.
Take-Home Tool Kit – Each student receives a starter tool set to place inside their completed caddy.
Small Group Instruction – Hands-on coaching in a focused environment designed to build real skill, not just complete projects.
All materials and tools provided.

Workshop Details
Start Date: April 9thTime: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmLength: 6 WeeksLocation: Edison Kids Innovation Center9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508Jacksonville, FL 32221
Cost: $500 per student
Edison Kids is a Step Up For Students direct provider.
Ideal for ages 9–16 (mature 8-year-olds welcome).No prior experience required.
Spaces are limited — register today and give your student the skills to build with confidence.
Measure with precision.Build with purpose.Think like a maker.

Combat Robotics II: Thursday Evenings
2026-04-09 16:30 - 18:30 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Combat Robotics II: Design, Upgrade & Compete

Take Your Robot to the Next Level!
Ready to move beyond the basic build and start thinking like a real engineer? In Combat Robotics II, students continue their combat robotics journey by redesigning, upgrading, and refining their existing 1 lb plastic ant-weight robot for improved performance and competition.
This 6-week workshop focuses on intentional design, problem-solving, and iteration. Students analyze how their robot performs, identify weaknesses, and make strategic upgrades while working within real-world engineering constraints, including a 1 lb weight limit and a built-in parts budget. Rather than starting from scratch, students learn how engineers improve designs over time—making smart tradeoffs and decisions along the way.
Designed for students who have completed the beginner combat robotics workshop, this program strengthens students’ engineering skills and competitive experience in the Edison Robotics League (ERL).

What Students Will Learn

How to evaluate robot performance and identify design weaknesses

How to redesign and upgrade specific systems (armor, wheels, motors, structure)

How to manage a budget and weight limit like real engineers

How to test, iterate, and improve designs intentionally

How to document decisions as part of an engineering design portfolio

What’s Included

$150 Parts Budget Included – Students receive a built-in budget to purchase approved upgrade parts for their robot

Hands-On Engineering Instruction – Guided by experienced robotics mentors

Design & Testing Time – Structured redesign, build, and test sessions

Competition Prep – Skills that directly prepare students for league-level battles

Portfolio Foundations – Students begin documenting their engineering decisions and growth

Program Details
📅 Workshop Dates: 4/9, 4/16, 4/23, 4/30, 5/7, 5/14 ⏰ Time: 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm📍 Location: Edison Kids Innovation Center9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508Jacksonville, FL 32221
Cost: $450 (Step Up For Students Direct Provider)Pre-requisite:Must have completed the Combat Beginners Workshop

What Makes This Workshop Different

Students do not build a new robot—they learn how to improve an existing one

Every upgrade must fit within budget and weight constraints

Emphasis is placed on engineering thinking, not just winning battles

Perfect for students interested in robotics, engineering, or problem-solving

This Is Just the Beginning
Designed for students continuing their combat robotics journey, Combat Robotics II enhances both engineering skills and competitive experience for those participating in the Edison Robotics League.
Spaces are limited.Upgrade your robot. Sharpen your skills. Think like an engineer.
Learn. Design. Compete. Improve.

Combat Robotics II: Fridays AM
2026-04-10 10:00 - 12:00 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Combat Robotics II: Design, Upgrade & Compete

Take Your Robot to the Next Level!
Ready to move beyond the basic build and start thinking like a real engineer? In Combat Robotics II, students continue their combat robotics journey by redesigning, upgrading, and refining their existing 1 lb plastic ant-weight robot for improved performance and competition.
This 6-week workshop focuses on intentional design, problem-solving, and iteration. Students analyze how their robot performs, identify weaknesses, and make strategic upgrades while working within real-world engineering constraints, including a 1 lb weight limit and a built-in parts budget. Rather than starting from scratch, students learn how engineers improve designs over time—making smart tradeoffs and decisions along the way.
Designed for students who have completed the beginner combat robotics workshop, this program strengthens students’ engineering skills and competitive experience in the Edison Robotics League (ERL).

What Students Will Learn

How to evaluate robot performance and identify design weaknesses

How to redesign and upgrade specific systems (armor, wheels, motors, structure)

How to manage a budget and weight limit like real engineers

How to test, iterate, and improve designs intentionally

How to document decisions as part of an engineering design portfolio

What’s Included

$150 Parts Budget Included – Students receive a built-in budget to purchase approved upgrade parts for their robot

Hands-On Engineering Instruction – Guided by experienced robotics mentors

Design & Testing Time – Structured redesign, build, and test sessions

Competition Prep – Skills that directly prepare students for league-level battles

Portfolio Foundations – Students begin documenting their engineering decisions and growth

Program Details
📅 Workshop Dates: 4/10, 4/17, 4/24, 5/1, 5/8, 5/15⏰ Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm📍 Location: Edison Kids Innovation Center9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508Jacksonville, FL 32221
Cost: $450 (Step Up For Students Direct Provider)Pre-requisite:Must have completed the Combat Beginners Workshop

What Makes This Workshop Different

Students do not build a new robot—they learn how to improve an existing one

Every upgrade must fit within budget and weight constraints

Emphasis is placed on engineering thinking, not just winning battles

Perfect for students interested in robotics, engineering, or problem-solving

This Is Just the Beginning
Designed for students continuing their combat robotics journey, Combat Robotics II enhances both engineering skills and competitive experience for those participating in the Edison Robotics League.
Spaces are limited.Upgrade your robot. Sharpen your skills. Think like an engineer.
Learn. Design. Compete. Improve.

Combat Robotics Beginner Tuesday AM
2026-04-14 10:00 - 12:00 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Homeschool Combat Robotics Workshop!
Kickstart Your Combat Robotics Journey!Join us for an exciting 5-week adventure where homeschoolers dive into the world of combat robotics—designing, building, and battling their very own plastic ant-weight combat robot! Led by experienced competition robotics mentors, this workshop blends engineering, creativity, and hands-on learning in a thrilling, team-based environment.
This is just the beginning! Students will keep the robot they build, laying the foundation for future growth. We’ll be offering advanced workshops and launching an ongoing combat robotics league—giving kids the chance to sharpen their skills, upgrade their bots, and battle it out with other builders all year long!
What’s Included?

Interactive Lessons – Learn core robotics concepts through engaging, hands-on activities.
Expert Mentors – Gain insights from seasoned robotics coaches who guide the entire engineering and design process.
Community & Collaboration – Work alongside fellow homeschoolers in a fun, STEM-focused setting.
Build, Battle & Beyond – Construct your own robot and compete in epic one-on-one matches!
Take It Home – Your student keeps their custom combat robot to continue learning, modifying, and battling!

Workshop Dates: 4/14, 4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12Time: 10:00 am – 12:00 pmLocation: Edison Kids Innovation Center, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508, Jacksonville, FL 32221Cost: $600 per student
Spaces are limited – Sign up now and let the battles begin! Ideal for ages 8 and up.Learn. Build. Battle. Repeat.

Combat Robotics Beginner Tuesday Evenings
2026-04-14 16:30 - 18:30 | Jacksonville Launch Pad, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, 32221, United States
Homeschool Combat Robotics Workshop!
Kickstart Your Combat Robotics Journey!Join us for an exciting 5-week adventure where homeschoolers dive into the world of combat robotics—designing, building, and battling their very own plastic ant-weight combat robot! Led by experienced competition robotics mentors, this workshop blends engineering, creativity, and hands-on learning in a thrilling, team-based environment.
This is just the beginning! Students will keep the robot they build, laying the foundation for future growth. We’ll be offering advanced workshops and launching an ongoing combat robotics league—giving kids the chance to sharpen their skills, upgrade their bots, and battle it out with other builders all year long!
What’s Included?

Interactive Lessons – Learn core robotics concepts through engaging, hands-on activities.
Expert Mentors – Gain insights from seasoned robotics coaches who guide the entire engineering and design process.
Community & Collaboration – Work alongside fellow homeschoolers in a fun, STEM-focused setting.
Build, Battle & Beyond – Construct your own robot and compete in epic one-on-one matches!
Take It Home – Your student keeps their custom combat robot to continue learning, modifying, and battling!

Workshop Dates: 4/14, 4/21, 4/28, 5/5, 5/12Time: 4:30 pm – 6:30 pmLocation: Edison Kids Innovation Center, 9300 Normandy Blvd, Suite 508, Jacksonville, FL 32221Cost: $600 per student
Spaces are limited – Sign up now and let the battles begin! Ideal for ages 8 and up.Learn. Build. Battle. Repeat.

Kennedy Space Center Field Trip
2026-05-01 | Kennedy Space Center, Space Commerce Way, Merritt Island, FL, 32953, United States
Edison Kids Field Trip: Kennedy Space Center
Friday, May 1st, 2026
Join us for an unforgettable day of exploration, innovation, and real-world STEM inspiration at Kennedy Space Center!
This is more than a field trip — it’s a chance for our students to step into the world of engineers, astronauts, and space pioneers.

What to Expect

Walk beneath real rockets and spaceflight artifacts
Experience interactive STEM exhibits
Learn about NASA missions and space exploration
Connect what we build in Edison Kids to real-world engineering

Who Can Attend

Edison Kids students
Siblings (age appropriate)
Parents/guardians/grandparents

This is a family field trip — parents are required to attend.

Cost

Students: $22 per child
Adults: Estimated $55–$77 per adult(Final adult price depends on total group size)

Registration & Deposit
To secure your spot, a $20 non-refundable deposit per family is required.

Deposit is applied toward your total cost
Spots are not reserved without deposit
Final balance will be invoiced once headcount is confirmed

Important Dates

Registration Deadline: April 10th, 2026
Final Balance Due: April 24th, 2026
Field Trip Date: Friday, May 1st, 2026

Important Notes

This is a group rate event — pricing depends on participation
All attendees must be registered in advance
No refunds on deposits (as tickets are secured based on headcount)

Why This Matters
At Edison Kids, we don’t just build robots —we build future engineers.
This trip connects everything they’re learning to the real world:

Engineering design
Innovation
Problem-solving at scale

Call to Action
Spots are limited — secure your place today!
