Robotics
Robotics
Welcome to Robotics Club at LMS!
We are currently finished with the 25-26 Mix & Match season for VEX IQ.
This Year's Achievements (25-26):
1st Place Teamwork - Team 35758A "TekLions" with Peter G., Aayush P., Rohin S., Jakari S., Razeen B., and Braxton M.
Interest Meeting Info Slides found here.
If you are interested for the 26-27 season (returning and new students), there will be announcements in the newsletter and on this page in August for the Interest Meeting and regular meeting dates.
What We Do: From September to February, students will collaborate through the engineering and design process to design, build, and test robots that will compete in VEX IQ competitions, which are typically held on Saturdays. Students will learn important academic and life skills, such as teamwork, organization, problem-solving, perseverance, communication, and professionalism. There are roles available for a variety of interests and skills, such as researcher, builder, coder, notebook manager, and driver. If students make it to State, they will compete in Auburn in February, and then if they make it Worlds, they will compete in St. Louis, MO, in April.
When We Meet: Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 3:30-5:00 pm starting in August (specific date TBA).
Where We Meet: Blue 238, and then we will go down to Purple Pod 110 CTE Lab together
Fees: There will be an $80 fee that can be paid online or by cash/check to me. This fee covers team registration for competitions. This amount may increase depending on if we do T-shirts or if we make it to State or Worlds.
Competitions: We typically attend three to four competitions (Saturdays in December - February) to try and qualify for State. Competitions generally run from 8:00 am - 4:00 pm. The closest competitions tend to be held in Hartselle, Arab, and the Birmingham area. A competition schedule will be announced in the Fall once all competitions are listed on the RobotEvents website.
Current Game (25-26 Season): Mix & Match (see video below)
For more information about VEX IQ and this year's game, go to this website link.
Last Year's Achievements (24-25):
Middle School Excellence Award Runner-Up: Team 35758C "The Olympians" with Jonah Y., Rayn C., Henry W., and Aaron C.
- 2nd in Qualification Matches (Average Score of 106.4)
- 1st in Finals (Score of 170)
- Invitation to the State Championship in Auburn
- Overall high-scoring robot, notebook, and interview
- Invitation to State Tournament (placed 12th in Robot Skills at State)
Sponsor:
Madison Peterson
Blue 238
Feel free to email or stop by my room with any questions!
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From September to February, students will collaborate through the engineering and design process to design, build, and test robots that will compete in VEX IQ competitions, which are typically held on Saturdays. Students will learn important academic and life skills, such as teamwork, organization, problem-solving, perseverance, communication, and professionalism. There are roles available for a variety of interests and skills, such as researcher, builder, coder, notebook manager, and driver. If students make it to State, they will compete in Auburn in February, and then if they make it Worlds, they will compete in Dallas in April.
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3:30-5:00 Mondays and Wednesdays
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Blue 238 (Ms. Peterson's room) - we will walk down together at 3:30 to Purple Pod where we work until 5:00
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There will be an $80 fee that can be paid online or by cash/check to the bookkeeper Ms. Baker (front office). This fee covers team registration for competitions and a T-shirt. This amount may increase depending or if we make it to State or Worlds. Link to Pay with
Card: https://madisoncityal.csiepay.com/Views/Payment/Pay.aspx?pageid=ddd4592c-aa4f-47f7-927a-a98faaf7601b (please choose Robotics Club). You can also pay Ms. Peterson with check or cash.
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Rapid Relay (see video below)
For more information about VEX IQ and this year's game, go to this link.
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Madison Peterson
mkpeterson@madisoncity.k12.al.us
Blue 238
Feel free to stop by my room or send me an email if you have any questions!