The new standard in remote control engineering.

MissionRC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit run by high school students teaching middle schoolers the engineering behind remote control through fun, hands-on camps with free access for all students.

$10k+ raised toward RC education
$8k+ invested in materials and facilities
200+ students enrolled
Students building remote-control projects at MissionRC MissionRC camp activity with students and mentors MissionRC mentors helping students during a workshop
Hands-on learning, real engineering habits. Students build RC cars and aircraft while learning electrical, mechanical, and software engineering.

Making remote-control engineering approachable for middle schoolers.

MissionRC is based in Silicon Valley and run by high school students with the motive of teaching middle school students the engineering behind remote control.

We do this through fun and engaging camps offered at free access to encourage teaching students from all income ranges.

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Free access

Programs stay free so more Bay Area students can join and learn.

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Real RC builds

Students apply engineering concepts to remote-control cars and aircraft.

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Student mentorship

High school mentors help younger students build confidence for robotics and engineering competitions.

In-person RC camps for future engineers.

All MissionRC camps offer extensive curriculum for hands-on learning, real-world problem-solving, and creative engineering with experienced mentors.

Partnered with Hack Club and Hack+. Sponsored by BEEP, YLI, and San Jose Public Library.

High school mentors building the next generation of engineers.

Our team is a passionate group of high schoolers, primarily from Cupertino High School, united by a shared goal of imparting valuable STEM knowledge to younger children.

Have questions about camps or partnerships?

Reach out to MissionRC for program questions, sponsorships, and ways to bring RC education to more Bay Area students.