Competitions and Challenges

We bring specialized tech programs to young adults and K-12 schools in rural, tribal & underserved inner cities. #TechInclusion #CS4All #CyberSecurity

These programs focus on underrepresented youth, particularly in low-income areas, and aim to break down barriers to career development. They also work to expand these internship opportunities into rural New Mexico, where access can be limited

The Future City Competition is a non-profit national competition sponsored by the engineering community to promote technological literacy and engineering to middle school students. Students also learn life skills such as problem solving, teamwork, research, written and verbal communication, computer literacy, and gain an increased awareness of community related issues.

This program brings together high school students and industry partners to solve real-world problems. Teams work on challenges related to science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, with a focus on innovation and practical solutions​

Creating opportunities for K-12 students in New Mexico to partner with students globally as they perfect skills in STEAM-L (Science, Technology, Engineering, Digital Art, Math, and Language) through critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication.

New Mexico Mathematics, Engineering, and Science Achievement is a pre-college program that prepares students for college and careers in mathematics, engineering, science or technically related fields. MESA students participate in a variety of enriched math, science and engineering activities including field trips, speakers, workshops, regional and statewide academic competitions, community service and leadership development projects. NM MESA provides funding and logistical support for these and other activities.

Another related program, X3 NeXt, extends these opportunities to students who have already earned a high school diploma or GED, helping them pursue further education through certificates or college degrees, while continuing their work experience.

The NMSGC works to inspire students in aerospace and STEM careers by offering educational opportunities, competitions, and scholarships.

Students work in teams to explore the basics of robotics and coding. Teams complete assignments that they submit online to earn points. The top 30 teams, based on points earned, qualify to participate in the annual Robotics Challenge Expo. 6th – 8th grade 15+ hours of curriculum 4+ contact hours Mission is school based Teacher training, materials, and online curriculum provided Culminating event in April / May for qualifying teams

Award winning STEAM programs for kids ages 6-18. Join other students in learning the power of STEM, teamwork and working hard! Teams work together to build, program and compete in robotics competitions, learning every step of the way! To learn more and get involved, sign up below. This program is designed for the student that is interested in beginning in Robotics and doesn't have time to commit to Competitions that will take an entire day.Class time:Thursdays: 5:30PM - 7:00PM