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Re: Young Leaders in FIRST
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Originally Posted by RoboJedi75
Getting a school adviser was one of the hardest things we've done as well.
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I agree. We had an advisor for the past 4 years, but he just had too much on his plate and couldn't come back. So now, we are really looking hard for one. This is deffinately the hardest thing for our team (this year). Without the advisor, our school won't let us do a lot. We were lucky to get their approval to go to Brunswick Eruption and Ramp Riot.
Also just getting the school behind us (more). Sometimes I feel they don't care, although I am told they do from someone who was on the team. I guess they do, I just wish they showed it more. I'm trying to think of way to get the school more into the team without pushing them away.
So the biggest problem is with the school backing us up like they do other teams, and getting an advisor. Hopefully the good off season we are having as a team right now leads to better things ome the 2007 season 
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