"The Students are Literally Jumping Up and Down to Learn!" - Patrick
"The Students are Literally Jumping Up and Down to Learn!" - Patrick
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Using a Measuring Tape
Using a Measuring Tape
Learning Block Coding
Learning Block Coding
So Many Questions
So Many Questions
Working with young learners in our drone club is equally inspiring. Teaching kids the fundamentals of coding, engineering, and flight through drones is a powerful way to bring STEM to life. I’ve watched students light up during competitions and projects as they realize they’re solving real-world problems. These moments aren’t just about winning; they’re about showing them that they’re capable of creating, innovating, and excelling in ways they might not have imagined. It’s a privilege to see how these skills open their minds to futures in aerospace, robotics, and technology-driven industries.
Drones are small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS). They're unique in that they can drive remotely and autonomously, and they're capable of maintaining a controlled, sustained level of flight. The drone system combines robotics with aeronautics.
Drones are small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS). They're unique in that they can drive remotely and autonomously, and they're capable of maintaining a controlled, sustained level of flight. The drone system combines robotics with aeronautics.
Our Mission: Share - Connect - Build - Learn- Grow
Our Mission: Share - Connect - Build - Learn- Grow
At Drone Flight School our mission is to empower individuals with the skills, knowledge, and ethical practices necessary to operate drones safely and effectively in a variety of environments. We are committed to delivering comprehensive training that upholds the highest standards of aviation safety, innovation, and environmental stewardship. By fostering a community of responsible drone operators, we aim to advance the use of small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) in industries ranging from agriculture and infrastructure to emergency response and creative arts, contributing to a safer and more connected world.
Our new class, Futures in Flight, introduces students to the exciting world of drone technology and the many career opportunities it offers. From aerial photography and agriculture to search and rescue, infrastructure inspection, and environmental science, drones are transforming industries across the globe. This course helps students explore real-world applications, gain hands-on experience, and discover pathways to high-demand, tech-driven jobs in the rapidly growing drone industry.
Students participating in the STEM Fundamentals Drone Camp from June 17th - July 24th completed a self-evaluation survey in which they read nine Likert-scale statements and replied to each statement with either 1 for TRUE BEFORE camp, 2 for TRUE NOW that camp is over, or 3 for FALSE (they still do not know).
Meet AERO—the high-flying, tech-savvy drone mascot who’s always up for an adventure! His name stands for Adventurous, Exploring, Robotics, and Operations, and he’s on a mission to inspire students to learn, create, and take flight through STEM. With glowing blue eyes, a big personality, and a heart full of curiosity, AERO zips through the skies solving mysteries, completing missions, and helping young learners unlock their full potential. Whether he’s flying over mountains, coding with kids, or saving Ice Cream Day, AERO proves that learning is never grounded—it’s ready to soar!
At Drone Flight School, our tagline "Where STEM Takes Flight" captures the spirit of innovation, exploration, and hands-on learning that defines our mission. We believe that science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) come alive when students have the opportunity to apply them in real-world, high-flying scenarios. Through immersive drone training, students not only gain technical skills and FAA knowledge but also develop confidence, creativity, and a deeper understanding of how STEM connects to exciting future careers. Whether it’s coding autonomous flights, navigating obstacle courses, or analyzing flight data, Drone Flight School is truly where STEM takes flight.
To apply for the FAA Part 107 course, students must be at least 16 years old by the time of the FAA exam. This means applicants should either already be 15 or have a birthday within the next six months. This age requirement ensures that students will be eligible to take the official FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certification test upon completing the course. If you meet this requirement and are ready to explore the exciting world of drone operations, you’re invited to apply and start preparing for your certification!
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