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I see no reason the students should be forced to stop participating in FIRST just because their school won't sponsor it. Legally, however, if there were any problems, the teacher who helps them could get into trouble. Wouldn't stop me, tho. I wouldn't see why FIRST would care if the school participates or not, unless of course they are worried about a legal battle.
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