Challenge Island

  • Educational enrichment programs
  • Ranked #419 in the Franchise 500 in 2025
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With over 150 franchises, 19 Entrepreneur Franchise 500 rankings, a bestselling STEAM book series, and 5 million children served in 15,000 schools, Challenge Island is the World’s #1 STEAM Franchise.

Created and led by an award-winning educator and author, Challenge Island offers a proprietary, cutting-edge, standard-aligned STEM/STEAM curriculum that is embraced by local school districts and federal funding coordinators as much as it is by parents and children. Challenge Island franchisees receive unprecedented support, bottomless curriculum, and a plethora of marketing materials as they make a monumental difference in their communities through one-of-a-kind enrichment classes, field trips, camps, family events, birthday parties, scout workshops and so much more.

Challenge Island is a caring, creative, cohesive Ohana of franchise owners who are changing the world one child at a time while building successful home-based businesses. Passionate, purpose-driven and unafraid of pushing boundaries and breaking barriers, the Challenge Island franchise opportunity is as groundbreaking as it is outside the box.

Whether you are an educator looking for your next step, a corporate parent trying to find balance, or a seasoned professional seeking a completely new career path that will fulfill you personally as well as financially, Challenge Island is worth a visit. And if the fit is right, it will be our pleasure to welcome you home.

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Updated: December 12th, 2022