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Re: How much does your school's general population care about your team?

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Originally Posted by Andrew Schreiber View Post
Get more involved in the FLL program at Marist! Of course, my experiences there are nearly a decade old but I know Marist used to run 2 FLL teams. Having been on one of those teams I am surprised, looking back, that there was not much involvement with the FRC team. Has this changed? I know they are drawing a lot of imagery from 33 now but can't tell much more than that.


For those of you who don't know Marist and Notre Dame Prep are a Middle School and High School that are located in the same building (unless something major has changed in the 7 yrs since I was last there).
We have gotten more involved in the Marist FLL team. A large handful of our current crop of freshman and sophomores came from the Yellow Jackets, and have a passion for mentoring them. Hopefully we can keep this going and grow the program some more.

We also invite them to our FLL Summer camp.
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