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HMTech is an educational supplement that inspires young minds through engineering and scientific experiences. The program targets middle and high school students.
In 1986, a group of employees started an after-school program to inspire students to pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Ten years later the program became a summer program sponsored by Sandia National Laboratories. HMTech has been inspiring young minds for over 40 years!
The HMTech program is sponsored by Sandia National Laboratories Community Involvement.
Students who will be entering grades 6 through 12 are eligible to participate in the HMTech program.
The 2026 HMTech Program will be held in person at Del Norte High School on June 6, 13, and 27.
Attending all Saturdays is strongly encouraged, however, you can still enroll if you know you are going to miss a Saturday.
Registration is on a first come, first serve basis. Go to the Registration page to find out how to register.
All we require is your student’s desire to learn about science and engineering. We provide your student with all necessary classroom materials (paper, pens, simple calculator, etc.) needed to be successful in the program.
Various Sandia National Laboratories employees and community members volunteer to develop and teach hands-on classes for the HMTech program.
Yes. As a general rule, we limit enrollments to a maximum of 30 students per class.
The program will provide lunch and snacks but if your student has allergies please provide them with a lunch each Saturday.
Yes, we are in need of teaching assistants, program volunteers, and photographers. If you are interested in volunteering complete the volunteer form.
Yes, every year we invite parents and friends to come to a closing event to see what the students have been working on this summer. For more information visit the showcase.