Empower your students with cutting-edge drone technology!

Transform your classroom into a hub of innovation with our drones and comprehensive curriculum

Why Rocket Drones?

Rocket Drones is the first drone education company built by drone professionals for schools. We understand educators can purchase drones from anywhere, but finding a drone educational program and pathway to career readiness has been hard to find. At Rocket Drones we provide gamified drone classroom kits, competitive drone racing program, drone curriculums, and drone certification training for elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools. Our mission is to expose students to the exciting world of drones and help them develop the skills and certifications necessary to succeed in various technology-related careers.

Founded by drone industry professionals who bring unparalleled knowledge and insights into our comprehensive drone curriculum and training programs. By bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications, Rocket Drones empowers the next generation of drone professionals to reach new heights in this rapidly growing industry.

Shaping the Future of Drone Education

By integrating our drone technology into CTE programs, we prepare students for in-demand careers within the drone industry and beyond, instilling valuable knowledge and practical skills that can be transferred to various fields. Our CTE drone education programs are designed to empower students, equipping them with the tools and certifications needed to excel in their chosen professions.

Rocket Drones is dedicated to shaping the future of education by connecting STEM and CTE, creating a well-rounded, interactive, and immersive learning experience that prepares students for success in the workforce and in their daily lives.

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The Rocket Drones Student

Pathway to Drone Careers

Design

STEP 1

Classroom Rover Drone: Introduces students to the basics of drone flight with gamified flight activities through proprietary curriculum without leaving the classroom and begin logging real flight hours.

Step 2

Drone Racing: Students begin to sharpen manual FPV flight skills without sensors, preparing them for future employment through competitive racing all while continuing to build a portfolio and log flight hours.

Step 3

Commercial Drone Training Course: Pilots 16 and older who want to transition in a drone career become FAA certified and become more qualified for real job opportunities upon graduation.

Step 4

Portfolio Building & Logged Hours: Students continue to build a comprehensive portfolio and logged flight hours to show employers that they are certified and qualified with the ability to back it up.

Our Products

Drone Racing Kits

Drone Classroom Kits

Drone Simulator

Drone Curriculum

Drone Certifications

Our Partners

Solutions By Grade

Elementary Schools

Middle Schools

High Schools

Science

Through drone technology, students explore complex science concepts in an accessible and captivating way.

Technology

Drones provide a practical framework for understanding robotics, software, and technological innovation in the classroom.

Engineering

Drones bring engineering concepts to life, from materials science to flight dynamics, in hands-on educational settings.

Arts

Using drones, students and artists discover novel approaches to composition, perspective, and visual storytelling.

Mathematics

By programming drones, students apply mathematical reasoning, enhancing their problem-solving and computational skills.

Drone Job Growth

This section of the Aerospace Forecast summarizes the drone forecasts. Additional details and accompanying analysis can be found in the UAS compendium. Unmanned aircraft systems (UAS or drones) have been experiencing healthy growth in the United States and around the world over the past decade. A UAS consists of a remotely piloted aircraft and its associated element —including the ground control station and the associated communication links—that are required for safe and efficient operation in the national airspace system (NAS).

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