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2468, should you letter go to Principle Rawlings at Westlake HS? Please check this address:
Principal Linda Rawlings
4100 Westbank Dr.
Austin, TX 78746

Mrs. Rawlings:
FIRST Robotics Team 1640 is writing this letter to commend your district’s robotics team, Team 2468, Chap Robotics. Though we have never played with them directly, their reputation and record precede them, winning three awards in just their first two years. They garnered both the Highest Rookie Seed and Rookie All-Star Awards in Texas in 2008, both very prestigious awards in FIRST. Your team not only won against the other newcomers, but also showed the older teams their worth and potential. Moreover, it took them only one more year to beat the fifty other regional teams for the Xerox Creativity Award, the top regional creative achievement. You must be very proud of them!

Through their success in FIRST, Chap Robotics has already exemplified teamwork, dedication, creativity, and organization, not to mention technical prowess. We congratulate you and your students on these achievements and look forward to working with them in the future. They are an impressive team, and I am sure leaders throughout engineering, business, and education will look forward to working with their graduates soon as well.

Please tell your students how much we value their commitment and achievement in making their schools, communities, and FIRST look good!

Edited to add Rockwood's letter, sorry about that. Not as long as 1108's, though.
Dr. Larson:
FIRST Robotics Team 1640 is writing this letter to commend your district’s robotics team, Team 1098. Though we have never played with them directly, their reputation and record precede them, especially when their mentor Tim Emerson won the Woodie Flowers Award for outstanding mentors. Their unique engineering style in creating a “superbird” articulated chassis this year is also very impressive. In addition, many teams appreciate all the programming help they provided at the St. Louis and Kansas City Regional. FIRST is all about volunteerism, creativity, and cooperation, and Team 1098 exemplifies all three. You must be very proud of them!

We congratulate you and your students on these achievements and look forward to working with them in the future. They are an impressive team, and I am sure leaders throughout engineering, business, and education will appreciate working with their graduates soon as well.

Please tell your students how much we value their commitment and achievement in making their schools, communities, and FIRST look good!