Enchanted Education LLC

As summer cheer camp at Middle College High School at San Bernardino Valley College in SBCUSD comes to an end, our team
here at Enchanted Education is reflecting on an incredible season of growth, athletic movement, and joyful learning. This cheer camp was designed to build lasting confidence, physical resilience, and team unity. Watching these students support one another, overcome challenges, and find their rhythm has been the true highlight of the summer.

Whether it’s fighting the sinister forces of intergalactic boredom or tackling a tough problem for the very first time, the real adventure is found in the power of perseverance.
At Enchanted Education, we believe the ultimate tool in any apprentice's toolkit isn't a laser—it's iteration. By building everything from Beam Sabers to Cheeseball Launchers, our students learn to embrace the process of failing forward, troubleshooting, and trying again.
We aren't just teaching STEAM skills; we are expanding your students' capacity to persist. When you master the art of problem-solving in the lab, you unlock the confidence to conquer any obstacle in life.

At Enchanted Education, the journey is the most important part of the engineering process. While building solar-powered boats at Wilson Elementary School, students learned that initial setbacks aren’t failures, but vital data points to grow from.
By shifting their mindset from “it doesn’t work” to “it doesn’t work YET,” students bridged the gap between challenge and solution. We loved watching these young engineers persevere as they embraced the complexity of their builds, making the choice to keep trying until they got it.
True student success is found not in the final result, but in the power of perseverance.

At Enchanted Education, students are the architects of their work. While our instructors provide the structure and framework, engineering and design choices belong to these young scholars.
We believe that when students are given creative autonomy, they more naturally engage in critical thinking and problem solving activities. This experience transcends the final product or outcome and helps to build students’ confidence to try new things, take healthy risks, and trust their ability to reach big goals.