Space of Mind to Open AI-Themed Haunted House Oct. 30
Delray Beach students are hosting a $10 haunted house to raise funds for educational scholarships.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Secondary Education
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Students at Space of Mind in Delray Beach are hosting an AI-themed haunted house titled SOMething Scary on Friday, Oct. 30, 2026. This project serves as a fundraiser for the Community Classroom Project, which supports educational programs and student scholarships.
Why it matters
The project allows students to apply academic skills like engineering, mathematics, and sound design to a real-world event. Proceeds go directly to the Community Classroom Project to fund scholarships and workplace readiness training for local students.
The haunted house charges a $10 admission fee for attendees. All funds generated support the Community Classroom Project and its student and culinary scholarship initiatives.
The players
Space of Mind
An educational institution in Delray Beach serving students from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Community Classroom Project
A non-profit initiative that funds educational scholarships and workplace readiness training.
The details
Students integrated coursework in robotics, electronics, audio-visual production, and engineering to build the theme, Error 404: Humanity Not Found. By designing the haunted house, participants gain experience in storytelling, mathematics, and technical implementation while working toward a charitable goal.
Timeline
Friday, Oct. 30, 2026, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The Home Front
This project highlights the growing trend of integrating artificial intelligence into secondary education curricula through project-based learning. It demonstrates how schools can use emerging technology as a vehicle for student engagement and community service.
Families interested in supporting the event can visit Space of Mind at 102 N. Swinton Ave. this Friday evening. This is an opportunity to see student work firsthand and support local educational scholarships through the $10 entry fee.
The takeaway
Students are utilizing advanced robotics and engineering skills to create a unique community experience this October. Residents are encouraged to support these local educational programs by attending the event on Oct. 30.
Further reading
Learn more about local academic initiatives in the Secondary Education section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WPTV News Channel 5 West Palm.
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