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 An FRC team's success should not be measured in how many robots it can build or how many blue banners it can collect. It should be measured by how many engineers (and other professionals) it 'builds'. - jvriezen [more] |
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I would think that if a school had enough students interested (no problem here) and was able to find a sponsor, they ought to be able to field two teams. BTW Lego League sort of encourages multiple teams. I mentor 7 Lego teams from one middle school and I know of 10 at a school nearby. They were abel to have their own mini comp.
Hope everyone had fun in Florida and are back home safe. 
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