Technovation TExas

Let’s Connect And Create Impact


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who want to be part of expanding AI education and youth innovation in Texas.

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We are a virtual-first program based in the Killeen–Harker Heights area, serving families and communities surrounding one of the largest military installations in the world.

Expanding AI Education to Every Corner of Texas


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Together, Technovation has empowered more than

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students worldwide to create

technology solutions that make a real impact.

Frequently Ask Questions

The program runs annually, with recruitment in the fall and project development from January to April.

Technovation Texas currently serves students, families, and community partners in the Killeen–Harker Heights region, with outreach extending to surrounding communities including Copperas Cove, Austin, Waco, Temple, Belton, Fort Cavazos–connected areas, and broader Central Texas.

Yes! Students from Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Temple, Austin, Waco, Killeen, and all nearby Central Texas communities are welcome to join. Our program is virtual‑first, making participation easy and accessible regardless of where you live within the region.

Technovation Texas strives to welcome as many students as possible. While there is no strict limit, we maintain manageable cohort sizes to ensure high‑quality mentorship and team support. If a cohort reaches capacity, students will be placed on a waitlist or offered an alternate session to ensure every participant receives a meaningful experience.

No experience is required. Technovation is designed for complete beginners through advanced learners.

Parents are welcome to support their students by helping with scheduling, encouragement, and project feedback.

No. Participation in the Technovation Girls program is completely free for students, families, and mentors. All curriculum materials, resources, and program requirements are provided at no cost to ensure equitable access for all. A computer or tablet with internet access is recommended. All curriculum materials are free and accessible online.

Students can join with friends, classmates, or be matched into a team based on age group and availability.

A computer or tablet with internet access is recommended. All curriculum materials are free and accessible online.

The Technovation global competition is an international showcase where student teams submit their technology projects for review. Top teams may advance to global judging and be recognized at the Technovation World Summit.

Students create mobile apps or AI-powered solutions that address real community problems. Projects range from environmental tools to health, education, safety, and social impact apps.

Students build skills in coding, AI concepts, entrepreneurship, teamwork, research, problem solving, communication, and leadership.

Students take part in an 8–10 week cohort, meeting weekly with their teams as they progress through the Technovation curriculum.

No. Training, resources, and weekly support is provided for free

Yes. We help train facilitators and provide ongoing support.

Technovation requires background checks for all volunteers who work directly with students, including mentors, technical advisors, guest speakes/workshop facilitators, and school/community liaisons. These checks are performed and processed by the global Technovation program as part of its youth‑safety commitment. Volunteers in non‑student‑facing roles—such as event logistics, chapter operations, or judging—may not require a background check unless they will interact directly with minors.

Please select the form that best matches your role or interest. Students and parents may complete the Cohort Registration Form, mentors can fill out the Mentor Application, schools and libraries may use the Partner Inquiry Form, and organizations seeking to collaborate can submit a Sponsorship Inquiry.

No experience is required. Students join regardless of background, and mentors receive full training through Technovation’s free global mentor modules.

Once you submit the appropriate Google Form, our team will review your information, follow up by email, and help you get connected to the next steps.

Yes. Families from Killeen, Harker Heights, Copperas Cove, Temple, Belton, and surrounding Central Texas areas are welcome.

Students typically meet once per week for 60–90 minutes, plus optional build sprint sessions leading up to submission.

Mentors meet with their team 1–5 hours per week. Additional optional office hours and support resources are provided.

Yes. Schools, libraries, youth centers, and community programs can host Technovation teams by becoming a Partner Site with our chapter. Partner Sites receive full onboarding, support, facilitator training, and access to resources that ensure a safe and successful experience for their students.

Students build mobile app prototypes or AI-powered solutions that address a real problem in their community.

Full workshop schedules, Zoom links, and build sprint details are available to enrolled cohort participants through Google Classroom.

Let’s Build Powerful
Partnerships Across Texas

Join us in expanding free STEM and AI opportunities for youth by bringing Technovation programming to the communities you serve.

By partnering with us, you help create sustainable pathways for students to access hands-on learning, mentorship, and real-world technology skills that strengthen entire communities across Texas.

We support:

Comprehensive collaboration with districts to integrate Technovation programming, support facilitators, and expand STEM access for students across multiple campuses.

Bring hands-on STEM learning to local libraries and community hubs through workshops, open labs, and youth innovation events.

Partner with after-school programs, youth clubs, and nonprofits to provide structured Technovation sessions and broaden student reach.

Engage companies in supporting youth innovation through funding, volunteer mentorship, resource donations, and STEM workforce development initiatives.

Interested in bringing Technovation programming
to your school, library, or community organization?
Complete the form below to get started today!

Fuel Innovation
Through Sponsorship

Support the expansion of free STEM and AI education across Texas by becoming a program sponsor of Technovation Texas.

Your sponsorship helps provide essential resources, student support, mentor engagement, and community programming that empower girls to build real technology solutions.

We offer sponsorship opportunities for:

Support projects that strengthen STEM access and youth innovation within Texas communities, including school partnerships, rural programming, and outreach to underserved regions.

Sponsor hands-on learning experiences such as coding labs, AI challenges, pitch workshops, and regional build days that directly benefit students.

Help provide essential tools such as laptops, software, licenses, hotspots, and curriculum materials to ensure every student can participate, regardless of financial barriers.

Expand awareness and participation across Texas by supporting recruitment campaigns, mentor engagement, event coordination, and community-driven STEM initiatives.

Interested in becoming a  Technovation Texas Sponsor? 
Complete the form below to get started today!

Volunteer with TECHNOVATION TEXAS

Volunteers are the heartbeat of Technovation Texas—champions who help unlock opportunity for young innovators across our state. Whether you’re guiding a team, sharing your expertise, or supporting community events, your commitment opens doors to STEM learning and empowers students to become confident, creative problem‑solvers.

All volunteer roles listed here directly strengthen Technovation Texas programs. While these positions align with Technovation’s global volunteer framework, volunteers recruited through this site serve within our local Texas chapter—making a hands‑on impact in the communities that need it most.

All volunteers receive free training through the global Technovation program, including mentor onboarding, curriculum training, and youth‑safety orientation. Additional support and optional local training may be provided by Technovation Texas to ensure volunteers feel confident, supported, and fully prepared for their roles.

From mentoring to event support, each opportunity offers a meaningful way to shape the future of Texas youth. 

Ready to Make an Impact?
Explore the Volunteer Roles Below

Choose the role that fits your strengths and join us in empowering
the next generation of innovators.

Mentor

Help a small group of students navigate the Technovation curriculum, explore coding and AI, develop prototypes, and prepare their final pitch. Mentors support weekly sessions for 8–10 weeks and serve as encouraging role models throughout the journey.

Technical Advisor

(Assist Chapter Mentors/Students)

Provide on‑call or scheduled support for teams or mentors who need deeper guidance in coding, AI concepts, app development, UX, or troubleshooting.
This is ideal for professionals with technical expertise who cannot commit to weekly mentoring.

Guest Speaker

(Present at Local Events)

Lead short sessions on topics such as design thinking, entrepreneurship, AI ethics, UI/UX, or public speaking. Perfect for professionals with specialized knowledge who want to contribute through one‑time or occasional engagements.

Event Volunteer

(Support Chapter Events)

Assist with setup, registration, room support, youth supervision, tech assistance, and logistics during build days, workshops, and pitch events. Ideal for volunteers seeking flexible, short‑term opportunities.

Judge

(Local or Regional Events)

Review student projects during practice pitch days or end‑of‑season showcases. Judges evaluate creativity, problem‑solving, impact, and presentation quality. This role requires only 1–3 hours per event.

Chapter Support

(Support our Chapter)

Support behind‑the‑scenes operations such as communications, outreach, scheduling, parent coordination, resource prep, and data tracking. This role is flexible and can be fully remote.

School or Community Liaison

(Help Promote and Expand our Chapter)

Serve as a bridge between Technovation Texas and a school, community center, library, or youth organization. Liaisons assist with program coordination, student recruitment, and session logistics.

Parent Helper

(Support Team Logistics)

Parents may support team logistics, encouragement, event participation, transportation, and general student supervision (but may not serve as the sole team mentor).

Regional Ambassadors

(Support and Aid in Chapter Expansion)

Help spread awareness of Technovation across Texas by conducting outreach, sharing resources, connecting with local schools, and expanding engagement in your region.

Get Involved

Join our Technovation Chapter and make a direct impact by supporting youth innovation and expanding access to STEM opportunities across Texas.

Whether you’re a student, mentor, or community partner, your involvement helps drive meaningful change, creating the leaders of the future.