CART is excited to host our 7th Golf Tournament benefiting student scholarships at CART. With the help of Eagle Springs Golf and Country Club, generous sponsorships, lively golfers, and student and staff volunteers, CART looks forward to creating a memorable event that golfers and business partners will look forward to for years to come.

Please consider joining us as a golfer or being a tournament sponsor by making a tax-deductible donation in the name of your business or organization. All proceeds will benefit CART Scholarships!
‍(CART is tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Federal ID Number: 77-0496752)

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Entry Fees $175 per Individual / $700 per Foursome

Entry Includes: Cart fees, range balls, breakfast, lunch, hole contests
(Registration deadline is May 8, 2026, @ 11:59 pm)

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Sponsorship Levels: $150 - $5,000

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Sponsor / Register Online

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Download Sponsor / Registration Form
*Note: Use this to pay by mail or over the phone with a credit card

CART hosts 2 Information Nights for prospective students and their families. These hour-long events allow interested students to visit the campus, see and meet with current students and instructors, and learn about the differences between Labs. These nights are during the application window, usually in late January and early February, before the application deadline.

CART students and staff will have the opportunity to give back to the community through a CART ONLY event. We will host the Central Valley Blood Center for a day of giving. . . blood.

In addition to CART Showcase at the end of the first semester, CART also hosts a spring Showcase known as Celebration of Student Success. During this exciting evening event students from several labs showcase their research and learning from the spring semester.

Each year CART is privileged to be able to offer scholarships and awards to very deserving seniors. Courtesy of very generous donations to the CART Foundation, business partners and community members, CART is able to award scholarships to qualified seniors who apply and are chosen by a committee of CART Staff. During this evening event CART Scholarship winners are highlighted and honored for their achievements.

A high-energy evening event for EMR students to showcase their skills and experiences from the year. Students will be running equipment demonstrations, launching aircraft, and presenting projects.

This exciting annual event features student entrepreneurs from the DME lab who will be selling products and services, including clothing, jewelry, yummy treats, tasty savory foods, delicious beverages, cool home décor, auto detailing and much more.

*CARDS and CASH accepted

Join us for the biotechnology lab's Open House and witness the achievements of our students. Discover the diverse range of projects and experiments they have passionately worked on throughout the year.

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CART hosts 2 Information Nights for prospective students and their families. These hour-long events allow interested students to visit the campus, see and meet with current students and instructors, and learn about the differences between Labs. These nights are during the application window, usually in late January and early February, before the application deadline.

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The CART Summer Academy is for kids to invent, experiment, create, learn and have fun. Incoming 4th through 7th grade students can attend the one-week session June 8-12, from 8 to 11:30 a.m.

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Hands on project-based learning experiences offered may include: Game Design, Lemonade Stand – Microbusiness, Mini-Med School, Mind-Bending Magic: The Science & Art of Optical Illusions, and Robots, Rockets & Airplanes. For questions call 248-7400.

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Download Registration Form (Beginning April 7)

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Lab Descriptions:

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Game Design‍

Students learn how to use game development software and tools to design and build two-dimensional computer games. They will explore the basics of game programming, graphics, animation, and sound. Software: Game Maker.

Lemonade Stand - Micro-Business

Students explore the different components that go into creating and running a business through the creation of their own lemonade stand.  From marketing and advertising to pricing and creation of a product, students will get their own week-long adventure in the world of small business.

Mind-Bending Magic: The Science & Art of Optical Illusions

What happens when art and science collide? Pure illusionary magic! Step into a world where your eyes deceive you and your brain struggles to keep up. In Mind-Bending Magic, you’ll explore the fascinating science behind optical illusions and discover how to create your own visual tricks that will amaze friends and family. Through hands-on activities, you’ll uncover how the eyes and brain work together to interpret (and sometimes misinterpret!) the world around us. By the end of the course, you’ll have crafted your very own book of illusions to take home—proof that seeing isn’t always believing!

Mini-Med School

Have you ever wondered how your heart pumps, eyes see, or lungs breathe?  Join us on a journey of discovery as we explore the inner workings of the human body.  This hands-on, laboratory-based experience provides your child an opportunity to: dissect an eyeball, listen to their heart, learn basic first aid, hold a brain, learn CPR, and many more activities that explore the wonders of the human body at CART Mini-Med School.

Robots, Rockets & Airplanes

Future Engineers and Manufacturers wanted.  If you’ve ever thought that you would like to program a robot, build and fly an airplane, or design and launch a rocket, then this is the place for you!  Through hands-on activities, our learners will program a robot to perform tasks all on its own, build and fly a model airplane, and design and launch an air-powered model rocket.  Expect to use trial and error, design principles, and critical thinking to build the path to success!

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Come share your CART and Home School spirit with the community, while collecting community service hours! Students will participate by joining CART teachers during one, or both parades on a Saturday in December.

This is an opportunity for CART students to hang out in a non-academic setting. Games will be played, snacks will be provided, and a movie will be shown on the BIG screen in the CART Theater. This is a fun time for CART students and teachers alike.

At the beginning of the fall semester, parents and families are invited and encouraged to visit CART during Back to School Night. This is an opportunity to meet your student’s teachers, visit the lab and to see and hear about the unique teaching and learning opportunities their students will be participating in through the lab.

The CART College and Career Fair provides students with the opportunity to explore a wide range of post-secondary options, including colleges, universities, vocational schools, and career pathways. Students have the opportunity to interact with representatives to help them learn about all of their future options.

The Psychology and Human Behavior and Environmental Science and Field Research Laboratories would like to invite you to the annual research symposium on May 7^th.

In the Psychology and Human Behavior Laboratory, our students have engaged in a rigorous research process—from reviewing literatureand designing studies to conducting research and analyzing data. At this event, students will present their findings on individual poster presentations and share their insights with a panel of professionals and community members. This is an excellent opportunity to interact with innovative student research across diverse topics, hear directly from students about their methodologies and discoveries, support and celebrate our students' achievements, and connect with CART’s academic community. The Psychology and Human Behavior Lab students will present their posters from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

In the Environmental Science and Field Research Laboratory, students have spent the spring semester working under the guidance of a local professional mentor to complete a research project. Students designed their project, developed a question to investigate, researched, and carried out scientifically relevant protocols to collect and analyze various types of data. We are excited to invite you to listen to students share about their findings from this process. The students in the Environmental Science and Field Research Laboratory will present their posters from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM

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During this interactive event, students will share their recent trial roles with visitors followed by a dramatic performance of a criminal trial based on a Shakespeare play. The event will end with visitors acting as our jury to find the accused guilty or not guilty.

CART Showcase is the biggest and most exciting event CART hosts each year.  Both during the day and evening, all CART students display and showcase the knowledge and skills they have learned through their fall semester projects. Families, school district personnel, mentors, business partners, and the local community are all invited to join in this exciting opportunity.