Run similar to the National Science Bowl, students competed in a buzzer-based team verbal competition that encompassed topics from all aspects of science. Alongside the competition, students participated in interactive science experiments!

Astrophysics is a course about space stuff: planets, stars, galaxies, and the universe. Students participated in a variety of experiments to learn about astrophysics concepts and learned about astronomy by creating hands-on dioramas.

In Echelon Catapult's Digital Forensics, students explored a branch of cybersecurity, which involves the investigation and analysis of material and activity on digital devices.

In this course, students learned how to program with Python and create amazing projects using the micro:bit - a small, powerful hardware platform designed specifically for teaching programming and electronics.

In Scratch Coding, students learned the fundamentals of coding in Scratch, a block-based programming language used to create interactive games, animations, and stories. Through hands-on activities and projects, students gained an understanding of basic programming concepts.

In Echelon Catapult’s Neuroscience and Psychology, students learned about the beautiful complexities of the mind on the cellular, anatomical, and behavioral level.

This course introduced students to the basics of the Python programming language through hands-on and creative projects and exercises.

Microbiology and Public Health taught students about the very unique multidisciplinary course that explores microbiology and applies it to the field of public health, an important subject during the current pandemic.

In Robotics Engineering, students developed the knowledge and skills to build a rotating servo robotic arm by exploring mechanical, electrical, and programming disciplines.

In Cybersecurity 101, students learned the fundamentals of cybersecurity such as authentication, encryption, PPI (Personal Private Information), malware, and more!

Our Marine Biology class addressed oceanography, the smallest organism such as phytoplankton to the largest organism like the blue whale, ecology of marine life, and the human impact on ocean environments.

In Echelon Catapult’s Genetics, students dove into the complexities of DNA and chromosomes with Punnett squares, mutation patterns, and more.

In Psychology and The Mind, students learned about the fundamentals of the brain and basic neuroscience.

In Echelon Catapult’s Periodic Table Class, students learned about the structure and properties of the elements!

In Echelon Catapult's first Astronomy course, students dove into outer space, learning about the stars and planets in our galaxy and universe.

In Echelon Catapult's very first math competition, middle schoolers from across the Sacramento Area teamed up to answer math problems, compete for prizes, and make new friends!

In Introduction to Web Development, students learned how to build and design their very own webpages! Through a series of fun, engaging projects, students gained a basic understanding of HTML and CSS, the two key technologies used in website creation.

In Echelon Catapult’s Chemical Connections, students explored the fundamentals of chemistry and discover the wonders of matter and its properties through exciting experiments, hands-on activities, and interactive demonstrations.

Students learned how to become a crime scene analyst in Echelon Catapult’s Forensics! They discovered different ways to analyze numerous substances, fibers, and plastics that might remain at the site of the crime. In addition, they explored aspects of the human anatomy that can help identify the perpetrator.

The Echelon Tutoring Initiative paired middle schoolers with high schoolers for free in-person and online tutoring.

In this engaging and interactive course, students explored major concepts in physiology such as biological hierarchy, homeostasis, and cell specialization.

In Life on Planet Earth!, students explored ecology: the science of how all organisms on Earth interact with each other and the environment!

In Website Coding and Analysis, students uncovered the world of websites through HTML and became ethical hackers!

Echelon Catapult's STEM Career Fair showed students what STEM looked like beyond the classroom and in the real world. We invited guest speakers from various disciplines to share about their careers and stories.

In The Science of Earth and Geology, students learned about all aspects of general geology from the beginning of our planet and the universe to the chemical makeup of rocks.

This course showed students what is actually happening when we sleep, what nutrition labels mean, and what healthy eating choices look like.

Students discovered different ways to analyze numerous substances, fibers, and plastics that might remain at the site of the crime.

In, Neuroscience: The Science of the Brain, students learned about the structure and function of the brain, solved case studies, and discovered the science behind our everyday thoughts.

In Cybersecurity Web Exploitation, students had the opportunity to explore the world of website exploitation and became ethical, white-hat hackers!

In Ethical Hacking 101, Students discovered the world of White Hat Hackers, ethical computer hackers that ensures the security of different information systems.