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T69 has two schools
Posted by Lora Knepper at 04/29/2001 9:03 AM EST


Other on team #177, Bobcat Robotics - Adoptee, from South Windsor High School and International Fuel Cells.


In Reply to: question for teams created among multiple high schools
Posted by Scott England on 04/29/2001 2:44 AM EST:



From 1998-2000 I was a member of T69, that's comprised of the 2 rival high schools in the city. The issue on building was always a rather non-issue, as Quincy High also has the Center for Technical Education attached. There, there is a machine shop that the team is given access to and a place to set up a field for the season. So with those facilities able to be used, it's just understood that the students from the other high school will just travel down.

At the beginning of the season, however, meetings occur at both schools - individual school meetings before the team meets at the Center for Tech Ed (well, this is the way it was, someone from T69 please correct me if I'm wrong). These are primarily brainstorming meetings, and informational sessions such as when fundraisers arise, or travel information is given out.

Good luck to you!
~ lora


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