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08-12-2008, 17:05
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Re: Team Rules
In regards to minimum hours, 80 to 90 percent of the build season meetings is always a good number to work with, depending on the number of team members that you can take with you.
We have a points system, where you get 1 point for pre-season meeting, 2 points for build season meetings, 5 points for team community service projects, 20 points for the FLL regional we're hosting. You need 80 points to go to regional, or the top however many slots we have. Knowing the manual is always a good rule to have. Many teams have a test that students must pass before they can go to competition. Hope this helps! 
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