Blog - Inventionland Education

Walk into a traditional classroom, and you will often see rows of desks, neutral walls, and fluorescent lighting. The space is often stoic and traditional, and not at all inspiring.

Students learn best when they solve real problems and create things that matter. The Innovation Science class from Inventionland Education prepares students for life beyond the classroom by teaching them how to invent and innovate using the same proven 9-Step Method Inventionland uses with its corporate partners and individual inventor clients.

American Education Week, celebrated November 17–21, honors the incredible work of educators and the transformative power of learning in communities across the country....

Walk into any Inventionland Education space, and you immediately feel the “wow factor.” These aren’t ordinary classrooms and spaces. They’re immersive Innovation Labs®, CTE Centers, and Media Hubs that transform the traditional school experience into something truly extraordinary. Every detail is considered in these creative zones, designed to ignite imagination and make learning feel like an adventure.

What does it take to turn vision into reality when $15 million and the future of thousands of students are on the line? For Pueblo School District 60 in Colorado, the answer lies in bold leadership, innovative design, and a commitment to equity, backed by a robust partnership with Inventionland Education.

In this exclusive Hall of Innovators podcast, hosted by George Davison, creator of Inventionland and host of Tomorrow’s World Today, George sits down with Grove City Middle School principal Larry Connelly and educator Karen Garland to talk about the transformative impact of the Inventionland Education Applied STEM Innovation Curriculum. Their school has seen remarkable success with the program, including students winning this year’s national invention contest with their project, the “Untie Knot.”

The start of a new school year in Calumet City, IL, brought with it something really special: the unveiling of Lincoln Elementary School District 156’s brand-new Innovation Center. This reimagined space, designed in partnership with Inventionland Education, was officially introduced to the community during a back-to-school evening that featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony and back-to-school night. Students, parents, teachers, and community members were invited to explore the dynamic learning environment, and the excitement in the air was undeniable.

In today’s classrooms, preparing students for the future requires more than traditional lectures. It calls for immersive, hands-on learning environments that inspire creativity, encourage collaboration, and connect directly to real-world skills. That’s precisely what Inventionland Education’s Innovation Labs® are designed to do. These unique spaces transform schools into hubs of creativity and exploration, giving students the opportunity to learn STEM concepts, practice project-based learning, and explore potential career paths in an engaging, meaningful way.

Inventionland Education is excited to announce the opening of its 2025-2026 Innovation Grant Cycle, an initiative that welcomes Catholic schools, dioceses, and other...