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BEST of Texas Robotics posts from Chillicothe, describing it as the first of ten camps in the organization's Camp Code series.
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BEST of Texas Robotics posts from Chillicothe, describing it as the first of ten camps in the organization's Camp Code series.
East Texas station KTRE visits a Diboll ISD camp where more than 20 students build and program robots they keep afterward. The report names the Texas Workforce Commission grant behind the statewide expansion and quotes BEST Robotics' executive director saying the Allen students write the curriculum and do the teaching themselves.
KSAT reports from a Harlandale ISD camp in San Antonio where elementary and middle school students assemble and program robots over the course of the session.
BEST of Texas Robotics announces the Texas Workforce Commission funding that supported the Camp Code summer program.
Allen ISD's STEAM department reports on a robotics grant of roughly $99,000 supporting summer camp programming, and on the more than 200 robot kits produced for it.
Eaglets is a student-led robotics education program serving students in grades 3 through 8 through custom robot kits, camps, curriculum, and community partnerships. Students design the kit, write the curriculum, and teach the programs.
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