Thanks to overwhelming teacher demand, the Texas Mobile STEM Lab program is growing from a single traveling lab to a fleet of nine for the 2025/26 school year. Teachers may apply through May 31 for one of 270 school visits available for the 2025/26 school year.
“This is a monumental year for Learning Undefeated,” said Jennifer Colvin, Learning Undefeated’s Chief Innovation Officer, who has launched over a dozen mobile labs in her career. “Our new workshop is more than a production space—it’s a playground for innovation. Here, we prototype cutting-edge designs, test new ideas, and bring immersive learning experiences to life before hitting the road.”
To engage high school students with careers in their home communities, Learning Undefeated has teamed up with Purdue University’s TRAILS 2.0 team to create authentic, meaningful, and personalized learning opportunities for students across the country.
We’ve got so much more than mobile laboratories! In honor of National STEM Day (November 8), here is a curated list of free educator resources and activities for your classroom.
Nearly a dozen Colorado Springs high school students poured over their projects on Wednesday in a mobile lab parked outside Keysight Technologies. Their task? Design a community-friendly and feasible park on a finite plot of land, then pitch it to the “city council.”