We strive to educate and motivate every team member to seek out new challenges, to promote STEM education in our community, and to use their unique talents to make a positive impact on the future.
Students develop confidence, communication, and leadership skills in a supportive team environment with inspiring and guiding mentors. They are encouraged to support with a hands-off approach to allow student ideas to flourish. We seek out sponsors to support our technical and financial goals which allow us to network with professionals who share our interests. Students are provided opportunities to express their appreciation to sponsors through personal communication, outreach, and on-site demonstrations.
Recruitment and retention is a priority for our team. Our organizational structure and resource deployment focus on attracting new members, keeping all students involved, and engaging with other teams. Over the last year, we have increased the number of rookie members by 1.4% and our female members by 7.5%. We hosted 12 teams from as far away as 160 miles that have joined us for robot practice and field workshops on nearly-full-size regulation size playing field (unfortunately, we have lost this field over the summer due to the need for special education classrooms.
Students develop confidence, communication, and leadership skills in a supportive team environment with inspiring and guiding mentors. They are encouraged to support with a hands-off approach to allow student ideas to flourish. We seek out sponsors to support our technical and financial goals which allow us to network with professionals who share our interests. Students are provided opportunities to express their appreciation to sponsors through personal communication, outreach, and on-site demonstrations.
Recruitment and retention is a priority for our team. Our organizational structure and resource deployment focus on attracting new members, keeping all students involved, and engaging with other teams. Over the last year, we have increased the number of rookie members by 1.4% and our female members by 7.5%. We hosted 12 teams from as far away as 160 miles that have joined us for robot practice and field workshops on nearly-full-size regulation size playing field (unfortunately, we have lost this field over the summer due to the need for special education classrooms.
2025/2026 Student Demographics
40 Students (12.5% increase from last year)
40 Students (12.5% increase from last year)
- 11 girls (7.5% increase from last year) and 29 boys
- 8 Seniors, 10 Juniors, 8 Sophomores, 11 Freshmen, 1 Eighth Graders, 1 Seventh Graders
- 20 Veterans, 20 Rookies (1.4% increase from last year)
