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Greater Round Rock
About us

A small team in Greater Round Rock, part of a very big idea.

We bring the e² Young Engineers curriculum, built in 2008 and now taught in more than 50 countries, to families across North Austin, Cedar Park, Round Rock & Leander, TX. What makes it work is not the LEGO® bricks. It is that every model carries a real engineering principle, and kids meet it by building, breaking and rebuilding rather than being told.

We keep groups small on purpose. Our instructors teach the same children all semester, so they know who needs a nudge, who needs a harder challenge, and who just needs to be left alone to finish.

An instructor working through a build with students

Small groups, same teacher

One instructor and a handful of kids, all semester long. They learn which child needs a nudge and which needs quiet.

A real curriculum

Fourteen weeks that build on each other, aligned to U.S. Common Core and recognized by the Harvard School of Education.

Hands before screens

Kids reason with their hands first. Code arrives once the mechanics genuinely make sense, not the other way round.

Failure is the lesson

Models are meant to break. Rebuilding is where the persistence and the real engineering intuition come from.

Fits the school run

Classes start right after dismissal, at times and locations chosen so it is not another cross-town drive.

You hear what happened

A short note home about what your child built and what clicked, not a generic newsletter you will never open.

We come to schools, too

We partner with elementary campuses and PTAs across North Austin, Cedar Park, Round Rock & Leander, TX to run enrichment blocks on site, with no extra driving for families and no setup for staff. If your school is looking for a STEM enrichment provider, we would love to talk.

Students building at a Young Engineers class
A student building a motorized model

Come build something with us

The first class is on us. No card, no commitment, no follow-up pressure.