Middle School Robotics refers to educational programs and activities designed for students in middle school (typically ages 11-14) that focus on the principles of robotics. These programs often involve hands-on learning, where students design, build, and program robots using various tools and technologies. Middle school robotics aims to introduce young learners to concepts in engineering, computer science, and mathematics through engaging projects and teamwork. Participants often compete in robotics competitions, which can foster skills in problem-solving, critical thinking, and creativity, while also promoting collaboration and communication among peers. The overall goal is to spark interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields and encourage students to pursue further education and careers in these areas.
Gray Station Middle School's STEM and Robotics Club, the Hound Dogs, is competing in state finals for the first time. The team is comprised of thirteen students from sixth to…