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Re: Homeschool Robotics Team Wins World Championship
I am just speculating here, but as home-schooled students I would believe that they are maximizing their 'return on investment' in the science and technology and math benefits of the FIRST program.
Or, put another way: FIRST is a great excuse to do some sorta advanced school work. And have fun, too. Don (PS: By 'Investment' I mean educational, not financial) 
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