Individual Learning
The Museum of Flight offers many opportunities for students in Kindergarten through 12th grade to explore STEM education in aviation and aerospace. As students move through these programs, aerospace comes to life with engaging experiences to help them be inspired to find their passion, explore to deepen their interest and prepare and engage in pre-professional opportunities.
Many are offered at no cost to you or for a small fee.
Aerospace Camp Experience (ACE)
Campers will fill their summer with fun and engaging aviation, space and STEM adventures.
- Kindergarten - 9th grade
Amelia's Aero Club
Amelia’s Aero Club (AAC) inspires middle school learners (6th-8th grade) to become the next generation of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) innovators.
- 6th-8th grade
- No Cost
Michael P. Anderson Memorial Aerospace Program
In this high-energy, highly engaging online program, middle school learners will grow their proficiency in aviation and their awareness of career options.
- 6th-9th grade
- No Cost
Aeronautical Explorations
Aeronautical Explorations (AE) is a three-week high school career and technical education (CTE) summer program for Washington State rising 9th–12th graders who are, or might be, interested in a future in the aviation industry and are curious to explore the different career pathways available.
- 9th-12th grade
- No Cost
Private Pilot Ground School
This unique, fast-paced, three-week formal career and technical education (CTE) summer course provides the opportunity for Washington State rising 9th-12th grade students to explore the fundamentals of being a professional pilot and gain base knowledge to successfully pass the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) private pilot written exam.
- 9th-12th grade
- No Cost
Washington Aerospace Scholars
An online learning course and summer residency specifically designed for high school juniors interested in pursuing science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) pathways through the exploration of aerospace design and space travel.
- 11th grade
Aeronautical Science Pathway
A formal high school career and technical education (CTE) course for juniors and seniors who want to become professional pilots or work in one of many aviation operations management fields.
- 11th-12th grade
- No Cost
Girl Scout Badge Opportunities
Workshops guide Scouts through a full set of badge requirements in an online portal and colorfully themed workbook.
- Girl Scout Juniors and Cadettes
- Self-guided
- $7 per participant
Women Fly
Middle and high school learners get a chance to meet and learn from space and aviation professional working in a variety of aerospace-related careers.
- 6th-12th grade
- No Cost
