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Re: Largest team?

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Originally Posted by DUCKIE View Post
I don't know about the largest team, maybe 103 The Cybersonics. I seem to recall a time ('01 or '02) where one of their pit ambassadors told me their whole school was on the team. Don't know if they all did much with the robot, but that's just what I vaguely remember.
Haha. This is quite funny. Im thinking that those kids that told you that were playing a cruel joke on you or something. We only have 750 kids in our whole school. To get 30 of them on the team is a big deal! To get this straight:

The largest team we have ever had was somewhere around 35 kids. We are currently in a high point, running with about 30 kids, but I would say the average is somewhere around 25. We have anywhere from 5-8 mentors depending on the year and circumstances.

For those of you who are interested:
We have about 7 kids on Animation, 8 on Public Relations/Marketing, 5 on Inventor, 1 or 2 on Programming, and I say about 12 on Manufacturing. A lot of kids participate in multiple departments, as im sure many students on your teams do also.

We currently have 4 Manufacturing mentors, 2 Programming Mentors, and one PR/Marketing mentor. Both our Animation and Inventor departments are completely student driven. Only a part of our Animation department is not student driven. Our PR/Marketing mentor is also an art teacher at our school, so she helps out with the aesthetics of the animation and some of the brainstorming.

I hope someone finds this interesting or useful in some way!
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