PCS Edventures!, Inc. specializes in creating experiential hands on transitional kindergarten through 12th grade STEM education products and curriculum.
The company develops and markets a range of offerings that include enrichment programs, discover series kits, bricklab building sets, drone based learning modules, activity books and professional development training.
It focuses on delivering easy to implement solutions that enable educators to teach science technology engineering arts and math concepts without requiring a specialized teaching degree.

PCS Edventures!, Inc. generates revenue primarily through the sale of its STEM education products and related services.
The company sells directly to schools districts after school program providers homeschooling groups summer programs and corporate outreach initiatives, as well as through a network of resellers that drop ship items to end users.
In addition it offers fee based professional development sessions for educators who implement its curricula in classrooms or community settings.
All products are kitted and shipped from the company’s facility in Meridian Idaho.

PCS Edventures!, Inc. operates in a fragmented and competitive STEM education market where many teachers create their own lesson plans using low cost or free materials.
The company faces competition from large toy manufacturers such as Lego Robolink Fischertechnik K'Nex and Vex IQ as well as specialized education providers like Teacher Created Materials and nonprofit programs including Project Lead The Way.
Despite these challenges PCS Edventures!, Inc. believes its competitive advantage lies in its curriculum development process which incorporates input from experienced STEM teachers to ensure materials are easy to use and effective in diverse learning environments.

The company serves a diverse customer base that includes public and private schools school districts after school programs homeschooling cooperatives summer camp operators corporate outreach teams and resellers that distribute its products to end users.
While specific customer names are not disclosed the firm reports that a small number of accounts each contribute a notable share of sales reflecting a typical concentration pattern in the niche education market.