We will be closed for summer break from! During this time, all programs and activities will be paused as we take a short break to rest and recharge. We’ll resume normal operations on July 7th, and we look forward to seeing you then! Thank you for your understanding, and we hope you’re enjoying a fun […]
No camp on Fridays and the weekends
No camp on Fridays and the weekends
Curious about how people talk across the world without cell phones or the internet? Join us for a fun and interactive Ham Radio Workshop and Demonstration during ARRL Field Day! This event will show you how amateur (ham) radio works, why it's important in emergencies, and how you can get started. You'll get to see […]
No camp on Fridays and Weekends!
No camp on Fridays and Weekends
Join us for our Mad Science–themed Summer Tech Camp Expo! Our brilliant campers have spent the summer creating exciting, hands-on tech projects inspired by the wonders of science—and now it's time to show them off! This special event is your chance to: Explore creative student-led inventions and experiments Meet the young minds behind the projects […]
Welcome to the Electronics Junior Radio Academy! We're excited to offer hands-on workshops designed specifically for students in grades 6 through 12. These engaging and educational sessions will introduce participants to the fundamentals of electronics and radio communication in a fun, supportive environment. Workshops will take place after school on weekdays and on Saturdays! 👉 […]
Start your journey into electronics by learning how electricity flows and what components like resistors, capacitors, and LEDs actually do. You’ll also get hands-on experience with using tools such as multimeters and soldering irons. By the end of the session, you'll create a basic electronic project that you can take home.
Start with the fundamentals of Arduino hardware. You’ll learn what a microcontroller is, how to wire up circuits on a breadboard, and how to upload your first simple code using the Arduino IDE. Projects may include blinking LEDs, basic buttons, and simple sensors.