This West Philly school is the first in the district to bring robotics programming to all grades, including kindergarten The students at the Andrew Hamilton School participated in their first LEGO ...

Robots of all sizes were built and tested this summer at Massapequa High School, as students participated in two robotics ...

Kids ages 6 to 18 use the kits to build robots out of sensors, motors and Legos that can be programmed using simplified software. Mindstorms kits teach kids basic computer programming without being ...

After going quiet during the pandemic years, the R. Roger Rowe School robotics program is revving back up. With a high number of teams successfully competing in the FIRST LEGO League Challenge ...

LA CRESCENT, Wis. (WKBT) - For the first time in the school's history, two teams from Crucifixion's Lego robotics team are going to compete at the state level.

The FIRST LEGO League competition is a robotics competition held between over 1,200 schools across Texas. Of the 64 robotics clubs that made it to the finals, three of them come from Midland ISD ...

First Lego League tournament was hosted by Joppatowne Elementary on Saturday. The 12 team Harford County Qualifier event, included three teams from Harford County Public Schools and others with loc… ...

Robert Moton Elementary Elementary school teammates, Jolee Ripps, left, and Westley Valenti encourage their team's robot during the First Lego League Challenge qualifier competition held at West ...

Landmark Middle School's "Cybots" robotics team won the 2024 Lego League State Championship, just the second Duval County school to win the event.

McKinnon says the high school programs, FIRST TECH Challenge and FIRST Robotics, see students harness the power of programming languages, such as Java, to solve challenges with robots built from kits.

McKinnon says the high school programs, FIRST TECH Challenge and FIRST Robotics, see students harness the power of programming languages, such as Java, to solve challenges with robots built from kits.

“Me and my friends were like, why don’t we make this a high school program?” Birnbaum, 14, said of how they got the team going after enjoying WESS’ Lego robotics club in middle school. The ...