A STEM-Driven Learning Center
Where Scholars Build, Code,
and Think Beyond Grade Level.
Young Laureates is a STEM-driven learning center in McDonough, GA, built for Black scholars who are ready to go further. Our scholars don't just study science, they run real labs. They don't just learn about technology, they build and program autonomous robots. We combine rigorous academics with competitive STEM experiences, cultural affirmation, and a village that knows every scholar by name.
- Scholars build, code, debate, create, explore, and reflect every single day
- Small groups so we truly know every scholar — strengths, quirks, and goals
- Year-round model with six-week sessions and built-in family breaks
- Field trips, robotics, science labs, and real-world learning beyond the classroom
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Real STEM. Not the worksheet kind.
Most programs talk about STEM. Young Laureates does it. Every week, our scholars work with real tools, real code, and real engineering challenges — the same experiences that build the scientists, engineers, and innovators of tomorrow.
Build & Program Autonomous Robots
Scholars build and program autonomous robots, compete in regional tournaments, and develop engineering solutions under real pressure. Our C.I.R.C.U.I.T. team has earned regional recognition in its first season.
Write Real Code. Build Real Things.
Scholars learn to code with purpose — writing autonomous robot programs, designing games, and solving computational problems. This isn't coding as a subject. It's coding as a tool.
Real Specimens. Real Experiments.
Scholars work with real lab materials and real scientific tools — not simulations, not worksheets. Every lab follows the full scientific process: observe, record, analyze, and present findings.
Design, Print, and Prototype.
Scholars tackle real-world engineering challenges weekly — designing prototypes, building structural models, and applying physics and math to problems that don't have a single right answer.
Our Programs
Not your average
alternative learning center.
Ready to Join
Young Laureates?
Spaces are limited each year. Apply now to secure your scholar's spot for 2026-27.