Supporting education and hands‑on learning is one of the most meaningful ways we invest in our community. This spring, our team visited Indian Hills Elementary, a part of Romeo Community Schools, to see how students are using STEM materials made possible through L&L Products’ grant funding. From invention kits to programmable robotics, students proudly demonstrated the creativity, teamwork, and problem‑solving skills that these tools unlock in the classroom.
“Our school was thrilled to welcome L&L Products into our STEM classroom,” shared Amanda Rocha, STEM teacher at Indian Hills. “Many of the hands‑on tools our students use today are made possible through their grant funding. We are so grateful for their continued investment in our students’ learning and innovation.”
During the visit, students showcased projects using Makey Makey circuits, Keva Planks for architectural design, Code & Go Mouse robotics, the LEGO Express Train, and Makedo tools for real‑world building challenges. Their enthusiasm reflected the long‑term impact of accessible, experience‑based STEM education.
This partnership is one of the many ways L&L Products lives out its core value of being a good citizen in the community—supporting opportunities that help students explore, discover, and imagine what’s possible.
