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Greg King:  2009 Buckeye Regional Woodie Flower's Award Winner! Congratulations to our coach, mentor, teacher and friend, Mr. Greg King! The Buckeye Regional Woodie Flower's Award goes to the coach/mentor who has given a team the best understanding of the challenges, opportunities, and satisfaction involved in the discipline of engineering and design.

Read the winning essay to get a glimpse into the hearts of the students who are proud to call him their mentor. Mr. King is now in the running for the Championship Woodie Flower's Award!

Team 1014:  2009 Buckeye Regional Chairman's Award Winner!
In addition, Team 1014 will be competing for the Championship Chairman's Award in Atlanta!  The Chairman's Award is FIRST's most prestigious award, going to the team that best represents a model for other teams to emulate, and which embodies the goals and purpose of FIRST.
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Dublin Robotics Boosters supports robotics programs serving 3 high schools and 4 middle schools.  In the spring of 2008, we piloted Lego Robotics Challenge in 2 elementary schools.  This spring we are looking for more Dublin elementary schools to join the program!  Contact us if you are interested in being included!

Since 2003, Robotics programming has expanded from 20 high school members to more than 165 elementary through high school students!  The teams have won a number of top awards at regional competitions and qualified for state level (Lego League) and national level (FIRST Robotics) competitions as a result of their success.  Click here to learn more.
 
Our graduates have gone on to schools such as Purdue, Rose-Hulman, MIT, The Ohio State University, Michigan, Carnegie-Mellon, Case Western Reserve University, Wellesley, Washington University, Rice, Michigan, Miami University, Akron and Northwestern. Most are studying science and engineering now.  Some of our graduates have even come back to serve as mentors.  Our high school students are mentoring too--in the middle school LEGO program!