Sales Affiliates
You already know the schools. We make what they need.
Central Creativity builds hands-on STEM programs that schools, districts, libraries and community programs actually run — kits, camps, clubs, events and training. We are opening that catalog to independent sales affiliates, and we would like to hear from you.
Or call 866-381-1760 and ask for the sales team.
The catalog
What you would be representing.
Not a single product. A catalog that a school can buy from more than once, which is the difference between one sale and an account.
- Classroom TO GOStandards-aligned hands-on kits, built by expert educators, for a teacher to open and use.
- Camp TO GOFull camp programs including NASA ASTRO CAMP® TO GO, Future of Energy, Urban Ecology and Careers in STEM.
- NASA ASTRO CAMP® TO GO ClubA nine-week after-school club with a LIVE virtual co-teacher every week.
- Lab TO GOLab experiences for sites without a lab.
- STEM Education Series KitsSingle-topic kits across science, engineering, math, coding and literacy.
- Hands-on LiteracyIncluding Around the Neighborhood with EVO and Teaching STEM Through Literacy.
Beyond the shelf there is professional development, field trips, STEM events, fundraisers and custom work — if a district wants something nobody makes, we build it. The full range is in our catalog.
Who buys it
Four kinds of budget, not one.
Most of these buyers are already in the relationships an experienced rep has. The budgets are different, and that matters more than the titles do.
Schools and districts
Curriculum directors, STEM coordinators, principals and purchasing.
Buys with instructional, Title and grant money, on a school-year calendar.
After-school and community programs
Libraries, Boys & Girls Clubs, church and city programs, summer camps.
Buys programs that run without a science teacher in the room.
Industry and workforce partners
Companies funding STEM outreach in the communities they operate in.
Buys sponsorship and branded programs, and wants a report afterward.
Higher education and non-profits
Outreach offices, foundations and organizations running youth programming.
Buys against grant deliverables, so dates and evidence matter.
Families
Parents enrolling directly in the national Club and in camp programs.
Not a rep channel today, but it is why the brand is known in a district.
Franchise and vendor partners
People who want to run the whole business locally rather than sell into it.
A different route, covered further down this page.
Who we are looking for
Relationships first. We can teach the catalog.
- You already talk to schools. Former educators and administrators, current education reps, curriculum consultants, and anyone whose calendar is already full of people who buy for classrooms.
- You carry lines that sit beside ours rather than against them. Furniture, technology, library, athletics, facilities — hands-on STEM is usually an addition to that bag, not a conflict with it.
- You are comfortable in a school year, not a quarter. Buying happens in windows, and the people who do well here plan against those windows rather than fight them.
- You would rather sell something you can defend. Every activity is written by expert educators and standards-aligned, and the company has been a NASA K–12 Learning Partner since 2017.
What sits behind you
The parts of the deal you do not have to do.
Every one of these exists and runs today. They are the reason a rep here is selling a program rather than a box.
The programs themselves
Written by expert educators, standards-aligned, and already running in schools and camps across the country.
Warehousing and fulfillment
We run our own procurement, kitting and shipping, so a delivery date is something you can actually promise.
Reporting your buyer can show a board
Stakeholder and impact reports that turn a program into evidence, which is what gets it funded again next year.
Help finding the money
Our funding page lists the federal streams that cover work like this, plus 136 national grant programs and 566 state and local ones.
Training for the adults
Professional development built for the staff who will deliver the program, so it does not depend on one enthusiastic teacher staying put.
A team that builds to order
If a district wants something that does not exist, we are a full-service design house and we can make it.
Where this stands today
We would rather talk than publish a rate sheet.
Straight answer on terms.
We are building out the affiliate network now, and we are not going to post a rate sheet that pretends every arrangement is the same one. What a territory looks like, which lines you carry, whether you are an independent rep or an agency adding a line, and how you are paid are all worked out in a conversation — because they genuinely differ by who you are and what you already sell.
So this page does not make you an earnings promise, and you should be wary of any company that does before it knows anything about you. Tell us what you sell today and who you sell it to, and we will tell you plainly whether there is a fit and what the arrangement would look like.
Other ways in
If selling a line is not quite what you had in mind.
Franchising
Run a Central Creativity business in your own area rather than represent the catalog — your own camps, clubs, events and school relationships, with the system behind them. How franchising works
Become a vendor
Supply us rather than sell for us. If you make something that belongs in a kit or a classroom, there is an approved-vendor route. Becoming an approved vendor
Tell us what you sell and who you sell it to.
That is the whole first conversation. If there is a fit we will say so quickly, and if there is not we will say that quickly too.
Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 5:00 Central. A person picks up.