I know my former high school, Appleton East, has created a Engineering Charter School centered around and as a result of the success of our FIRST Robotics Team (Team 93).
are you talking about a robotics class? b/c i think that we’re going to have one next year where we can get credit for being in the class, going towards our total (science?) credits.
Sean Schuff, on the Staff section of the site, is most likely the best person to speak with. His e-mail address is listed there. E-mail is your best bet at the moment, since school is out.
Apparently they’re introducing a new cirriculum next year called Project Lead the Way. You can see their website here. Click here for a listing of schools currently participating in this pre-engineering program. You might find one near your area. Note that participation in this program doesn’t necessarily mean that the engineering cirriculum is based around FIRST Robotics or any other robotics applications.
the class is going to be a high school class, not a college class, if it happens at all. it will probably be taught by ms. gleason. she’s one of our team mentors. her email is [email protected]. hope that helped!!!
University High School in Orlando, FL has a robotics class. The teacher (and Big Kahuna of the Crew) is Nathan Pell. He can be emailed at [email protected]. I’m sure he’d love to answer your questions.
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I just remembered that a student on the team is either starting an internship soon or is currently interning at the NASA Kennedy Space Center. His task as an intern is to create a curriculum for a high school class about robotics. His name is Miguel Morales and his email is [email protected]. You can try to get in touch with him as well.
Thank you all for your responses! I will be in touch with either you or the people you referred me to within the next few days…
If any of you do have a robotics curriculum for any grade, K-12, that you would like to have group of educators from NASA and NSF evaluate for you, please send it to me.