Mechanical Meltdown: FTC Team 12833

Our team met with Matthew last year. He is such an inspiring young man & a great role model for our youth! Congratulations!!!

Let the games begin! Today this season's challenge was revealed - we need to design, build, and program a robot to play this game! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYS0--eeUCM

Reminder that applications are due Tuesday 9/8. Schedule a visit to see what we have to offer!

An opportunity for kids to explore their interests in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and business. They can discover what they enjoy (and what they don't...) through hands-on experience BEFORE choosing their college major!

On WETM 18 News tonight - here it is in case you missed it!

We are recruiting new members for the 2020-21 season! As with everything else in our world right now, we’re not sure exactly what this season will look like However, we do hope to add a few members as we continue working out the details to provide a safe/healthy environment while building skills & this year’s robot. Unfortunately, we will not be holding an open house this year, but feel free to post questions here or to the e-mail below.... We welcome youth in grades 7-12 from Schuyler & surrounding counties. No prior experience necessary. Please e-mail [email protected] if you are interested!

What a great story! Go girls !!! https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/all-girl-robotics-team-cre/

See what some of our members are up to now! Follow the link & scroll down just a little bit, or pick up Sunday's stargazette.com / Star-Gazette and find Glenda Gephart 's column on page 3A.

The survey is done - the details are set! Classes start Tuesday 4/28. Register at https://tinyurl.com/PythonFLARE

https://tinyurl.com/PythonFLARE

Here's an easier link for the form: https://tinyurl.com/PythonFLARE

Check out what our team is working on!

Thank you to Odessa Montour School district for the donation of 2 rolls of 3D Printer filament for use in making face shields for health care workers.

The process of putting together the 3D printed head pieces and the acetate shields for face shields for health care workers. Photo from University of Albany.

Team article on Odessafile: http://www.odessafile.com/people.html