Drones In School is a MultiGP STEM Alliance partner, and a program of the 501c3 non-profit, EduEverything, Inc.  EduEverything is committed to promoting the idea that students in our schools must still have the skills necessary to make real and tangible objects.  We do this through professional development opportunities for educators, online curriculum, and competitive events for students.

The Basics

​Drones in School is a unique educational program that develops skills in engineering, project management, entrepreneurship, graphic design, and marketing.  Drones in School is a comprehensive event that challenges students to go beyond their current skills through a fun and engaging process that wraps around the exciting sport of drone racing.

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A Safe, Scalable Option

Drones in School was designed by classroom educators and administrators who see value in developing engagement opportunities that involve hands-on learning for students. Drones in School utilizes small-scale drone technology, allowing students to develop technical skills through a safe and scalable process for the classroom environment. By flying inside the school building with micro-drones, teams are exempt from FAA regulations. The small size of the drones also makes the hallway or classroom a suitable flight area, therefore creating more opportunities for educators to apply this program into the curriculum. ​

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Teamwork is Priority Number One

Drones in School teams consists of three to six students that fill six job roles.  While the team works collaboratively throughout the season, each role is responsible for specific deliverables relevant to the competition.

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Six Scoring Categories

Drones in School teams compete in six categories. These categories provide learning opportunities for a variety of student interests. Student teams can demonstrate mastery of various learning competencies through these competition areas.

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A Focus on Project Management

Students learn project management fundamentals and use best practices to self regulate their team. Over the course of the season, students will develop valuable project management skills that are transferable to any career field.