This week marks the first week of school for nine Texas Mobile STEM Labs, a huge program expansion for Learning Undefeated’s partnership with the Texas Education Agency. In week one, the mobile labs and a team of 18 full-time education staff will visit schools in Sweetwater, Smithville, San Diego, Montgomery, Houston, Hamilton, Caddo Mills, Arlington, and Del Rio, Texas.
Thanks to an exciting program expansion for the 2025/26 school year, the Texas Mobile STEM Labs program will include nine traveling laboratories, visiting 270 school districts in all 20 education service regions. Since its inception in 2020, the program has served over 33,000 Texas K-8 students to date.
Onboard the Texas Mobile STEM Labs, K-8 students solve TEA-approved, TEKS-aligned engineering design challenges taught by professional STEM educators. All curriculum and lab visits are provided free of charge for schools.
Doubling Production, Expanding Impact: AstraZeneca and Learning Undefeated Advance STEM Education in Texas
Nov 12, 2025
Mobile Labs, Partners, Texas
On October 15, Learning Undefeated’s longtime partner AstraZeneca celebrated the expansion of its manufacturing facility in Coppell, Texas, doubling production capacity for its kidney disease treatment Lokelma and reinforcing its…
By: Christopher Walker | KFDX/KJTL Some Texoma students got to go for an educational ride without leaving the school’s parking lot. On Tuesday, November 4, Holliday Middle School students stepped…
Elementary School, News, Texas, Texas Mobile STEM Lab
By: Paisley McGee | The Post-Signal Tioga ISD’s Mobile STEM Lab is helping students reimagine their future. Garra Ballinger, Tioga academic adviser and English teacher, was the primary writer of…
