High School Student to Mentor ratio

[Koko Ed]

We have 35 mentors(a few are part time) and 32 kids.

[Biff]

We have 13 or so Students, 3 (full time mentors) 1 college level part time mentor and... A friend of mine (mentor) from my high school days that was able to swoop in and help big time in the last week of build. None of the full time mentors studied engineering. Happly this year we have a good ballance of kids with varied skills and interests. So not everybody was just trying to build the robot. Hopefully this year at the events we will show better than last year, broken, bent and disappointed. As a group we think this years Bot has a much better chance, and a large part of the design was driven by trying to avoid the destruction done to our bot by other bots and by bad driving.

[shyra1353]

We have 10 students ... but only 9 can every show up to a meeting because one has the slight problem of distance (California to Canada ...) .. and we have 2 teacher sponsors .. and 4 mentors/engineers ... so i guess the ratio would 3:2 but only one teacher is ever there at a time and we normally only have 1 to 2 mentors helping us at a given time .. and then not all students always show up ... so at a normal build meeting (at a tiem before 10), we would have a ratio of 5:1 or 5:2.

[MisterX]

We've got 11 students on our team with about 5-7 at any given moment with memebers going in and out. Then we have one dedicated engineer ewho is there 24-7 and like 3 others who show up when they can towards the end to help for the finaly hooraw.

[OneAngryDaisy]

341 has three teachers and two tech center advisors.. about 40 students so that would make a 1:8 ratio