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These teams are comprised of students in 7th-12th grades and competes in the FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) program. The teams meet year-round, but their main build season is September - February. Interested students do not need any robotics experience and will learn such skills as programming, 3D modeling, 3D printing, machining/manufacturing, engineering design, mechanical engineering, leadership, teamwork, and much more. The time commitment is about 4-6 hours each week, potentially more in the fall and winter months when their competition season is active. Team meetings are after-school hours and on weekends. If your child is interested in joining one of these teams, please fill out the interest form.

Degrees of Freedom is a high school robotics team that competes in the FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) program. While this program meets and competes year-round, the main build season is January - April, with key competitions held in March and April. Students for Degrees of Freedom do not need any experience with robotics and the range of skills we teach is wide: electronics / electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, computer aided design, manufacturing, programming, project management, teamwork, conflict resolution, problem solving, leadership, public speaking, social media, budgeting, fundraising, community involvement / outreach, and many more. The time commitment is about 6-10 hours each week, potentially more in the winter months leading up to the 2 regional competitions in March. Team meetings are after-school hours and on weekends. If your child is interested in joining Degrees of Freedom, please fill out the interest form.

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The Si Se Puede Foundation has established a women's robotics team dedicated to designing and developing autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). This team competes in RoboNation's prestigious International RoboSub Competition, an annual event held in San Diego, CA.​

Their mission is to provide a supportive and engaging environment where female engineering students can come together to grow and accomplish amazing things. They prepare their members with interpersonal, professional, and real-world technical skills necessary to excel in their studies and careers.

They hope to serve as an inspiration for the community and as role models for the next WAVE of engineers. 

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Albert L Esparza

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Si Se Puede Foundation is a prevention and advocacy organization that encourages its participants to be stakeholders in their community. The organization’s three main service components include educational programming, community activities & advocacy, and recreational activities for youth. The organization focuses on school and community risk factors that are barriers to educational achievement including, delinquency, gang affiliation, and family/school/community detachment. ​

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