Students compete in "Advanced Vertical Robotics" (https://theavr.org) and "Farm Robotics Challenge - Air Category" (https://farmroboticschallenge.ai). The research focus is on agricultural engineering technology, where students build unmanned aircraft systems and apply drone remote sensing for precision agriculture.

This club is a group research opportunity for students in grade 2-9. Students work online in teams of 2-4 to research a solution to a real world problem.

This club is HYBRID with a combination of optional in-person and virtual meetings. Teams will also sign up for coaching sessions with Mrs. O'Sullivan beyond the club meetings.

Each team will enter their project in the national Exploravision Contest for a chance to win $10,000. All students who enter will get a small prize and certificate.

Students will design and fully build their own ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) from the ground up, enhancing their soldering, 3D printing, design, and coding skills. Students will form their own underwater robotics company, develop a marketing plan, design, build, and document an advanced tele-controlled ROV for competition based on the 2025–26 MATE rules. In the end, they’ll take their ROVs to the Florida Regional Competition, where they’ll put their skills to the ultimate test. Through exciting hands-on challenges, students will explore real engineering concepts, sharpen their problem-solving skills, and work together to navigate their custom-built creations through the water.

The Science Fair Club is for middle and high school students interested in scientific research and innovation. Members design and carry out independent projects, develop presentation skills, and prepare for local and regional science fairs. It's a great opportunity to explore advanced topics, build your resume, and connect with others who are passionate about science.

Clubs meet on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 2:45 to 4:30 pm in the high school STEM lab. Wednesdays will be focused on middle school students, and Thursdays will be for high school students. Both days will allow for open lab time regardless of grade level.

Science Olympiad is a team-based academic competition where students explore a wide range of STEM topics through hands-on events, experiments, and problem-solving challenges. Students work together to build devices, conduct lab tests, and apply their knowledge in subjects like biology, chemistry, physics, engineering, and earth science. Our team also travels to competitions at the state, and national levels, giving students the opportunity to showcase their skills, collaborate with teammates, and develop a deeper passion for science while experiencing new places.