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Re: What percentage of FRC teams should attend championships?
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Originally Posted by Alex2614
Okay, so who's going to pay 12k to go watch? Same argument. We have a hard time getting exempt absences when we are competing. Let alone just going to watch. They would never excuse our kids to go watch. Good luck getting many school boards to okay that. In Monongalia county, they just passed a policy limiting the number of days students can miss for a single activity. While we are not a school team (we are a community organization), we are sponsored by them and we are still governed by them somewhat loosely. We're going to have a hard time when we go into districts, let alone trying to get three days off of school to not even compete! That is 100% not going to happen.
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I couldn't have said this any better.
As a team that travels a LOT missing school, our school/district/state would never approve traveling to a robotics competition if we were NOT competing, ever.
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