Now enrolling Utah students for Fall 2026 - classes are capped at 12
Students beginning a hands-on learning adventure
Students working on a real-world project
Small group class collaborating outdoors
EXPLORE - CREATE - DISCOVER
Supplemental - Project-Based - K-12

Learning is
an adventure.

Project-based courses that help students rediscover the joy of learning.

Online, hybrid, in-person, and outdoor classes for Utah students - small groups of 5-12, real projects, and credit or enrichment on your terms.

Inventura's mission is to bring invention, adventure, and personalized learning together so students rediscover the joy of learning.

Community & Business Partnerships

Real projects.
Real world.

Learning becomes meaningful when students create something that matters.

Authentic work with local partners replaces lecture-based instruction - students build, create, and explore far beyond a screen.

Classes of 5-12 Students

Small classes.
Big ideas.

Personal attention and relationships that help every student thrive.

Choose graduation credit, enrichment, or dual college credit in a learning environment where every voice matters.

Students collaborating on a hands-on environmental design project
Welcome to Inventura

Rediscover the joy of learning

Inventura is a supplemental school where the word itself - invention meets adventure - is the promise. Instead of lectures and worksheets, students choose courses built around authentic projects, outdoor experiences, and real community partners.

Whether you homeschool, attend public or private school, or just want electives your school does not offer, there is a trail here for you.

  • Small classes of 5-12 for real relationships with instructors
  • High-school credit, enrichment - and dual college credit ahead
  • Fully online, hybrid, in-person, and outdoor formats
Our Approach
5-12Students per class
K-12Grades served
4Ways to learn
100%Project-based
How it works

Your trail, in four steps

01

Apply for admission

Tell us about your student - grade level, current school, and the interests that light them up.

02

Get your dashboard

Once approved, your family gets a student portal for browsing, registering, and tracking classes.

03

Choose your courses

Filter by subject, format, credit or enrichment, cost, and schedule - then register and pay online.

04

Learn by doing

Build, create, and explore through hands-on projects - and earn credit or certificates as you go.

Course Areas

Where will curiosity take you?

Courses are proposed and taught by approved instructors who love their subject.

01

STEM Projects

Robotics, engineering, coding, applied science, and invention challenges.

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02

Outdoor Education

Field ecology, survival skills, nature observation, and real trail learning.

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03

Fine Arts

Nature journaling, studio art, design, music, and creative production.

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04

Entrepreneurship

Student ventures, pitching, budgeting, marketing, and local business projects.

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05

Life Skills

Navigation, communication, financial basics, leadership, and practical decision making.

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06

Career Exploration

Hands-on introductions to careers through mentors, partners, and authentic work.

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Every course is offered for graduation credit or enrichment - high schoolers choose at registration.

Students studying nature on a Utah trail
Students building a robotics project
Students creating nature-inspired watercolor art
Learn from people who do the work

Meet Our Instructors

Teachers and professionals who bring real expertise - vetted, licensed where applicable, and passionate about their craft.

Meredith Callahan, field science instructor

Meredith Callahan

Field Science

Former USGS hydrologist leading creek-to-summit research courses.

Diego Fuentes, robotics and STEM instructor

Diego Fuentes

Robotics & STEM

Aerospace engineer who coaches championship robotics teams.

June Whitaker, fine arts instructor

June Whitaker

Fine Arts

Working watercolorist teaching observation through nature journaling.

Marcus Bell, entrepreneurship instructor

Marcus Bell

Entrepreneurship

Two-time founder mentoring student ventures from idea to launch.

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Start your Inventura journey

For Students & Families

Find your next adventure

Apply once, then browse and register for courses that fit your goals, schedule, and curiosity.

  • Search and filter every class
  • Register, pay, and sign forms online
  • Track credits and download certificates
For Teachers

Teach what you love

Propose your own courses, set your schedule and pricing, and teach small groups who chose to be there.

  • Design courses around real projects
  • Manage rosters and message students
  • Track enrollments and payouts
Questions

Before you hit the trail

Any K-12 student in Utah - homeschool families, public and private school students, and anyone who wants electives or experiences their current school does not offer. Courses are supplemental, so they fit alongside whatever schooling you already do.

High school students choose at registration whether a course is for graduation credit or enrichment. Where a course offers dual college credit, that option is clearly marked. Certificates and credit documentation are downloadable from the student dashboard.

Small groups of 5-12 students working on authentic projects - not lectures. Depending on the course, you might meet fully online, hybrid, in person, or outdoors with community and business partners.

Teachers apply with their background, resume, certifications, and a sample lesson idea. Once approved, they get a dashboard to propose courses, set schedules and pricing, manage rosters, and track payouts.

Each instructor sets their course price, which is shown up front when you browse. Families register and pay online, and any required permission slips or waivers are signed digitally in the same step.