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Smallest public school to have a team
Hi all,
We were having a discussion at robots tonight. What is the smallest public school you know of that hosts an FRC team? Ours has an enrollment of 375 and we were wondering if there were any smaller. Thanks |
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
Dollar Bay High School has about 80 students. 10 are on the robotics team
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
I think that guy wins... The Math and Science Academy in Minnesota has 315 students total in grades 6-12, with just over a hundred in 9-12. We usually get up to 20 signed up (a good percentage, to start), but we certainly have issues with continued commitment from enough people to really get the job done.
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
We have 2k+ students, and we can get only 20 to give a solid commitment
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
our school has 1200 students but the team is only 15
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
I hate to rain on your parade, but please leave the thread to it's original topic. If you like you may start a new thread; perhaps: "which school has the lowest participation per capita".
Thanks, - Alex |
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
My team is from the smallest public high school in Massachusetts. The first year our team was around the school graduated a class of 57 students.
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
The size of the graduating class may be a better metric. The Math and Science Academy graduated 31 this year (the largest class ever).
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
Wow, our team pulls from 2 schools with over 4500 kids. we struggle to get 20-25 to show up consistently. Over the summer, that number goes down to 4-6
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
We're a private school, so it doesn't quite apply to the topic here... but they graduate less than 100 each year (I'm afraid I don't know the exact number). We still have managed to maintain 20-25 active students on the team every year - we even have 18 of them (9 of which are new members!) showing up for our summer session in a few weeks!
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
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In fact, starting a new thread about an extremely similar topic would be bogging up the forum with superfluous threads. I think that if the OP strongly dislikes that kind of discussion, he will voice it here. But as far as talking about an extremely similar subject, it might as well be done here, because really, theres a 90% chance that the lowest number has already been posted, and thus, the original intent of of this thread has already been taken care of. P.S.: To the OP: There was a huge "demographics" forum a while back located here. |
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
NCS graduates about 60 kids a year, though this year's senior class was huge at about 90 students, and the 9th and 8th grades have around 40. We generally get around 25 kids on the team, 15 or so who are super-duper committed.
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
My teams school is among the smallest (around 500 students max, and graduating class is 80-100 (i think we had 76 this year but that's about as low as it gets). This was our first year and we had about 20-27 kids on the FIRST team from all different grade levels. during the build season we often felt we were at a disadvantage because teams in larger schools/cities had access to designated machine shops and practice areas, while we created a makeshift workshop in our head mentors classroom, and tested in our school library. we have great support from our school principle, although the lack of a metal shop is not something we can fix at the moment. I'm just curious if other teams from small schools have the same problems as us?
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Re: Smallest public school to have a team
our team draws from two high schools (in the same town) that each probably have about 1500 students, and we had a pretty large team this year (for us) of 34 students. During the summer that more than halves, and not all of our members could be classified as "actively involved."
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