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Winter / Spring 2025 Enrollment — NovaEd AeroLab

Over the past several semesters at NovaEd AeroLab, I’ve had the privilege of standing beside students as they designed, assembled, adjusted, and ultimately launched their own aircraft and rockets.
What consistently stands out is not just their excitement at liftoff—but the moment just before it: the quiet concentration, the final trim adjustment, the questions about stability, mass distribution, thrust, and failure modes.

That moment is where real engineering begins.

NovaEd AeroLab’s Winter / Spring 2025 programs are now open for enrollment. These programs are built around a simple principle: young minds are capable of far more technical depth than we often allow, provided the material is presented with structure, intent, and respect for how engineering actually works.

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Program Structure — Refined and Re-Engineered

This semester, all courses have been restructured into 6-session modules, each with clearly defined technical objectives, tighter sequencing, and improved continuity from concept to implementation.

Students progress through:

• basic aerodynamic reasoning and force balance
• structural considerations and material choices
• stability, control, and iterative refinement
• testing, observation, and corrective redesign

The result is not a “project,” but a process.

Tuition has been adjusted to improve accessibility, with an early enrollment reduction currently in effect, and automatic sibling discounts applied for families enrolling multiple students.

Programs remain compatible with homeschool and charter requirements.

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Updated Program Levels

Level 1 (Grades 1–4)
Foundational exposure to flight, structures, and cause-and-effect through guided builds and controlled experimentation.

Level 2 (Grades 5–8)
Introduction to forces, moments, center of mass, structural stiffness, and design trade-offs.

Level 3 (Grades 9–12)
Applied aerospace concepts, experimental validation, and engineering reasoning aligned with pre-college technical rigor.

Placement is based on readiness and curiosity—not merely age.

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Why This Environment Matters

Engineering is not learned by memorization.
It is learned by building, testing, failing, asking why, and trying again.

Watching students refine a wing after a failed glide, or adjust fin geometry before a second rocket launch, reinforces what many of us in the profession know well: meaningful learning happens when theory meets consequence.

That is the environment we work to create.

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Course Details & Registration

Complete information on course offerings, schedules, locations, and enrollment can be found here:

👉 Spring 2026 Course Catalogue

We welcome families who are seeking more than enrichment—those who value depth, structure, and authenticity in technical education.

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