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Team Innovo from Hewlett competes at Sewanhaka High School on Jan. 14 in the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Tech Challenge Qualifier. Student robotics teams from across Long Island explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics concepts during the competition.
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Seventh Graders Team Mineola Mechanics is showing their robot to Executive Director of First Long Island, Bertram Dittmar. Melody Chen, Kimberly Sandoval, Joanna Peitler, Zalen Parelch and Jaden Hsin compete at Sewanhaka High School last weekend.
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Teams get ready for the first competition during the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Tech Challenge Qualifier at Sewanhaka High School.
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Student robotics teams from across Long Island gathered at Sewanhaka High School to compete in a For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Tech Challenge Qualifier last weekend.
The students on teams of 10 or more designed, built and programmed their own robots to compete in 2024’s challenge CENTERSTAGE! Presented by RTX. The teams explored science, technology, engineering and mathematics concepts through a challenging arts-infused game.
By succeeding at this qualifier event on Jan. 13 and Jan. 14, teams can advance to For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology Long Island Championship in March.
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