Yuvraj Singh
Khan Lab School • Mountain View, CA
20+
Members
Dec 2025
Started
How Chapters Work
Step 1
Apply
Submit a short interest form with your school, team, and planned start date.
Step 2
Onboard
Get the starter kit, branding assets, and a kickoff call with our team.
Step 3
Run Programs
Host workshops, talks, and mini-hacks; recruit members and mentors.
Step 4
Publish & Showcase
Submit articles to the Journal and demo projects at events.
Chapter Leads
Aashritha Maddhula
Some School • Apex, NC
20+
Members
Oct 2025
Started
Ricky Pindi
Centennial High School • Frisco, TX
15+
Members
Nov 2025
Started
Logan Liles
Piedmont Community Charter School - Online • Gastonia, NC
10+
Members
2025
Started
Mayank Jain
SNBP Junior College • Pune, India
12+
Members
2025
Started
Vo Ngo Anh Tuan (Alan)
Luong Van Chanh Specialized High School • Tuy Hoa, Phu Yen, Vietnam
6+
Members
2025
Started
Shubhavi Ganu
City International School • Mumbai, India
20+
Members
2025
Started
Samin Hossain
Hutchinson Central Technical High School • Buffalo, New York
4+
Members
2025
Started
Serena Maraj
World Academy of Tirana • Albania
8+
Members
2025
Started
What You’ll Get
Curriculum & Slides
Ready-to-run workshops, activities, and reading lists.
Mentor Network
Intros to researchers and industry professionals.
Event Kits
Templates for speaker nights, mini-hacks, and promotion.
Publishing Path
Submission track for the Youth Journal of STEM & Society.
Requirements & Expectations
Requirements
- Core team of 2–4 students.
- Meeting space on campus or community venue or online.
Expectations
- Weekly or biweekly meetings during the term.
- At least one event per term (speaker/workshop/mini-hack).
- Publish or demo at least one project per semester.
Apply to Start a Chapter
Fill this quick form and your email client will open with a prefilled application to send to our team.
Frequently Asked Questions
High school or college students with a faculty sponsor (recommended) and a small founding team.
Curriculum slides, event kits, mentor intros, publishing pathways, and branding assets.
Most meet weekly or biweekly, with one larger event per term (speaker, workshop, or mini-hack).
No program fee. Some in-person events may require venue or printing costs which vary by school.