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Keep Titan Robotics in Their Space

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John Miranda Verified
1 month ago

For the safety of all students participating

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Jessie Kamens Verified
1 month ago

Titan Robotics is an award-winning STEM program at a high school that has a STEM academy. They give back to the community by creating a stem pipeline that benefits the entire city. The school should work with them to make sure they have an appropriate space.

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nischmed curtis Verified
1 month ago

I believe this program is great for the students

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Susan Joya Verified
1 month ago

Por qué ayuda al desarrollo de nuestros niños

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Eveline Gebremichael Verified
1 month ago

I believe the robotics team needs their space to fulfill their goals which are benefiting students and a schools and the community

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Marina West Verified
1 month ago

Poor leadership and administration are too often the cause of an amazing youth program's downfall. Hoping this team gets the support they need to continue doing incredible things - Storm Surge 11415

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Bonnie Kilfoyle Verified
1 month ago

My nephew participates in this program and has learned a lot. I want him to be able to continue to participate safely.

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Devon Tutak Verified
1 month ago

Titan Robotics is the crown jewel of ACPS extracurriculars. Not only do the high school students demonstrate exceptional knowledge of complex STEM topics, they also donate their time and expertise to numerous community activities, including FREE summer programming for younger students. ACPS should be doing everything they can to support these students and using their program as a model for others.

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Nancy Belmont Verified
1 month ago

My oldest son was on this team and is now a Robotics engineer with the Army Corps of Engineers. My daughter was on the team and is building a career in programming. This team is building the future. The best education my kids received at ACHS was on this team. Invest in 5587!

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Louisa Ward Verified
1 month ago

I’m a Titan Robotics Mentor and have seen the benefits firsthand from students who are involved in Titan Robotics. These smart and creative students are learning about engineering, design, problem solving and teamwork skills that are vital to solving complex challenges for our society. They need their school to provide them with a space that allows them to work on their FIRST robotics challenges. Please let them keep their space!

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Eileen Hogan Verified
1 month ago

Science matters

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Tara Kilfoyle Verified
1 month ago

My son has participated in Titan Robotics for the past two years, and it has been such a great experience. Through their outreach efforts, younger kids are exposed to STEM, so the team benefits the larger Alexandria community, and not just the high school. The members work so hard in preparation for their competitions, and need an appropriate space.

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Mikayla Moorman Verified
1 month ago

The robotics program is so important.

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Kelley ODell Verified
2 months ago

These students deserve the best space possible. Please treat this high-impact academic team with the respect that our district gives to athletic teams.

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Liza Sabrina Chowdhury Verified
2 months ago

Keep Titan Robotics in their space

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

The skills and knowledge of the future!

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April Lopez Verified
2 months ago

This move risks destroying the entire program if it proves impossible to operate the machinery and test the industrial scale robots in the inferior classroom space - which would be a tragedy both for the current students who are working so hard on behalf of the program, and for budding space scientists like my kid who is already looking forward to joining the team in five years' time! Please reconsider your decision.

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Supporter Verified
2 months ago

I am the parent of a Titan Robotics Alum and this is devastating news. Please give this group the space they need to keep providing the outreach and community building they are so well known for.

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Karen Papora
2 months ago

Plz keep the bot club!

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Christine Carroll
2 months ago

This is a world class organization. It needs a world class space!