EV Innovators Club by Legacy EV
Middle school is when curiosity peaks and career interests begin to take shape. The Legacy EV Innovators Club meets students exactly there, giving them a hands-on, project-based STEM experience built around something genuinely exciting — building, wiring, programming, and driving a fully functional electric go-kart. For programs looking to spark student engagement with STEM concepts and expose younger learners to the careers and technologies driving the future, the EV Innovators Club delivers that experience in a complete, turnkey format that is easy for any teacher to pick up and deliver.
Klein Educational supplies the Legacy EV Innovators Club to middle school STEM programs, K-12 districts, and CTE pathways across the United States. We help programs build the right EV learning environment for their curriculum and student population.
About the EV Innovators Club
The EV Innovators Club is a project-based learning lab designed specifically for middle school classrooms. The program provides everything needed to teach core STEM principles — engineering, physical science, life science, and mathematics — through the hands-on experience of building a working electric vehicle. Students teach, build, wire, program, and drive their way through a structured curriculum that connects classroom learning to real-world technology and careers.
The program includes a complete electric go-kart with all parts, tools, and components needed to build, ride, and program the vehicle. Turnkey curriculum covers instructor overviews, lab activities, student logbooks, simulations, and assessments — everything organized and ready to teach without requiring deep technical expertise from the instructor. Lab equipment including PPE bundles, electrical instruments, and safety equipment is also included so programs do not need to source or purchase additional materials.
The EV Innovators Club has been adopted by leading K-12 districts including LAUSD, Scottsdale USD, and Mohave Valley Junior High, where teachers have reported immediate student engagement and enthusiasm from the first session.
What students learn
The EV Innovators Club develops foundational STEM knowledge and skills across four core learning areas. In engineering, students work through the design process and practice collaborative innovation as they build and refine their vehicle. In physical science, they explore matter and energy and investigate forces and motion through the direct experience of powering and driving an electric vehicle. In life science, they connect energy interactions and green design to broader questions about sustainability and the future of transportation. In mathematics, they apply algebra, data analysis, and geometry to real vehicle performance problems.
Together these learning areas give students a STEM foundation that transfers into high school coursework, CTE pathways, and beyond — built on an experience compelling enough to hold their attention for the entire course.
What is included
The EV Innovators Club is a complete program bundle including the electric go-kart with all parts, tools, and components; turnkey curriculum with instructor overviews, lab activities, student logbooks, simulations, and assessments; and lab equipment including PPE bundles, electrical instruments, and safety equipment. Everything arrives ready to teach.
How Klein Educational supports your program
Klein Educational works with STEM coordinators, CTE directors, and program administrators from the first conversation through equipment selection, delivery, and ongoing support. We help programs identify the right EV learning solution for their grade level, curriculum goals, and budget.
We have direct access to the full Legacy EV product line for programs across the United States.
Frequently asked questions
What grade level is the EV Innovators Club designed for? The EV Innovators Club is designed for middle school classrooms, typically grades 6 through 8, though it can also be used with younger high school students in introductory STEM or CTE settings.
Does the teacher need an EV or technical background to deliver this program? No. The turnkey curriculum includes complete instructor overviews and Legacy EV provides professional development support to ensure instructors feel confident delivering the program.
What STEM subjects does the program cover? The EV Innovators Club covers engineering, physical science, life science, and mathematics through project-based learning activities connected to building, programming, and operating an electric go-kart.
Is everything included or do we need to purchase additional equipment? The program bundle includes the electric go-kart, all parts and tools, PPE bundles, electrical instruments, safety equipment, and complete curriculum. No additional purchases are required to get started.
What states does Klein Educational serve? Klein Educational serves K-12 schools and districts across the United States.
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