In the course D-Lab: Design (2.722) at MIT, three other students and I partnered up with the Out of the Box (OOTB) founders who have been working to develop a mobile, modular classroom in a box. Their mission is to provide critical low-cost education furniture (desk, chair, and classroom supplies) to 3-7 year-olds in developing countries. They strive to provide dignity in education for children without access to classroom infrastructure. The Out of the Box Team already created version 1 and version 2 of the box prototypes. However, after pilot testing in Singapore, they realized there were many issues with the current prototype that needed fixing. Throughout the semester my team and I went through multiple design iterations and design reviews to create version 3 of the box. We focused on improving the stability of the table legs, making the assembly/disassembly process easier, increasing portability, and making the design more water resistant. Our final model consists of an easy-to-carry, low-cost box which contains all the materials to easily assemble a table and chair as well as other educational supplies. Children can bring the box with them to and from school to create a comfortable academic environment.