Online Engineering Learning Lab for K-12 Students
K-12 ENGINEERING ENRICHMENT

A Virtual Learning Lab for Curious Young Engineers

Hands-on, project-based engineering instruction for K-12 students — built by an educator with a real engineering doctorate, not just a coding-camp script.

Ph.D. in Industrial & Systems Engineering Project-Based Learning ESA Eligible

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Quick Summary

All Inclusive Tutoring Solutions LLC offers hands-on virtual engineering enrichment for K-12 students, led by a Ph.D. candidate in Industrial and Systems Engineering.

Engineering Is a Way of Thinking, Not Just a Subject

This learning lab focuses on the habits that make a good engineer: recognizing patterns, understanding how systems connect, and confidently working through open-ended problems. Sessions blend real hands-on projects with the underlying math and science, so students learn why a method works — not just how to follow steps.

What Students Build & Explore

Taught by a Systems Engineer, Not a Script

Sessions are led by Dr. Laura Amato-Yarbrough, who holds a Master's degree in Systems Engineering from Johns Hopkins University, is pursuing a Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.) at Johns Hopkins University, and is completing a Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering at Mississippi State University. That systems-thinking background shapes every lesson — helping students build confidence as independent problem-solvers, not just kids who memorized a formula.

Bring the Learning Lab to Your Student

Sessions are fully virtual and ESA-eligible in participating states. Learn more about Dr. Amato-Yarbrough's background, or head straight to All Inclusive Tutoring to see STEM & engineering session options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Who teaches the engineering sessions?

A: Laura Amato-Yarbrough, who holds an M.S. in Systems Engineering from Johns Hopkins, is pursuing a Doctorate in Education (Ed.D.) at Johns Hopkins University, and is a Ph.D. candidate in Industrial and Systems Engineering at Mississippi State University.

Q: Is this covered by ESA funds?

A: Yes, engineering enrichment tutoring is ESA-eligible in most participating states.

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