Airway Science for Kids, Inc. (ASK)

Airway Science featured in Let's Go Aerospace Magazine

Check out our article about the TeenFlight program!

Exposure Leads to Success

ASK Alumni Jaylen Palmer offers insight to part of his journey to aviation and the lessons he learned along the way.

We exist to make equity in Aerospace a science.

Airway Science for Kids, Inc. (ASK) is a nonprofit with a mission to remove barriers for children and youth who have been systematically excluded from STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) education and careers.

ASK engages youth of color and youth who are living on low-incomes in unique opportunities to learn about STEAM through the exciting world of flight.

Who We Serve

ASK serves youth ages 10-21 in acquiring the fundamentals of aviation and aerodynamics as well as the applied mathematics and engineering that drive them. While open to all youth, ASK strives to increase STEAM exposure to low income and youth of color.

About ASK

Locations

Featured Programs

TakeFlight!

Elementary School

Students use hands-on activities to learn about our six badge topics: Aeronautics, Commercial Space Travel, Living in the Solar System, Drones, and Robotics.

TakeFlight!

ASK Robotics and Plane Build Team

Middle School

Students in Portland and Hillsboro will be eligible for different competitive teams sponsored by ASK.

Robotics & Plane Build Team

TeenFlight!

High School

Students work together to build a two-seat RV-12 aircraft under the guidance of a team of Mentors. This project requires a two year commitment.

TeenFlight!

After School Programs

All Levels

As part of our commitment to uplift and support our community, Airway Science for Kids is proud to offer free after school programming.

After School Programs

Summer Camps

All Levels

Join us this summer for an exciting new round of STEAM summer day camps for all ages. This year’s format focuses primarily on the principles of flight and accessibility for youth of all ages.

Summer Camps

ACCESS

High School

Using our Explore Aerospace series topics, we provide an introduction to six core topics: Aeronautics, Airframe-Powerplant & Avionics, Solar System, Commercial Space Travel, Drones, and Robotics.

ACCESS