Congratulations to Thomas who was selected to attend the 2019 Summer Residential Governor’s School for Math, Science and Technology at Lynchburg University where they spent the summer studying digital circuits, advanced math, cyber security and other STEM topics with 160 gifted youth from across the state.
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Jun 10
Six Team Members selected for prestigious Summer Governor’s School for Math, Science and Technology
Congratulations to Chris, Michelle, Katherine, Daniel, Matt and Matthew for their selection to the 2017 Virginia Summer Residential Governor’s School for Math, Science and Technology. Forest Park High School had 7 students selected, the most from any high school in the commonwealth, the average is one student per high school. All have been members of VRC Team 4303C and are exceptional students and leaders at Forest Park!
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Jan 19
NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing
Congratulations to 4303C team member Katherine Cinnamon who won the 2018 NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Award, National Honorable Mention and Winner in Virginia. She was honored as one of the top 400 HS girls in computing across the nation!
We are so proud of you!
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Nov 20
Design Award
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Oct 30
Innovate Award
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Aug 29
Trip to World Championships
In April, Team 4303C traveled to Louisville Kentucky to compete at the VEX Robotics World Championships. Over 1,100 teams from 30 countries and all 50 states gathered for 3 days of intense competition. It was an amazing experience to compete at that levels and meet students from around the world that love robotics as much as we do.
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Feb 08
Excellence and Design Award
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Jan 30
Congratulation to our Students!
Congratulations to our team members for their recent accomplishments!
Katherine was just named a runner up in the NCWIT Aspirations in Computing Award for Virginia! View her profile.
The award honors young women at the high school level for their computing-related achievements and interests.
Matthew and Rachel were selected to be part of the Virginia Space Coast Scholars program for sophomores and Syed was selected to be part of the Virginia Aerospace Science and Technology Scholars for juniors. They are all currently participating in a 5 month online seminar and will spend a week this summer at a NASA facility working with engineers and scientists learning about the future of space flight!
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Jan 20
ZERO Robotics team heading to MIT
Congratulations to the Forest Park ZERO Robotics team for their outstanding accomplishments this year. They have advanced to the finals which will be held at MIT in January.
The students on the “Waterbears” Zero Robotics team are Syed, Brandon, Brady, Jack, and Hamza . They are coached by Mrs. Rachelle Carlson.
The Forest Park Zero Robotics Team, is a small group of students passionate about computer science. The members of the Waterbears have several years of programming experience through the Information Technology program at Forest Park.Brady, Hamza and Syed also compete in VEX Robotics on VRC team 4303X.
Zero Robotics is a robotics programming competition where the robots are SPHERES (Synchronized Position Hold Engage and Reorient Experimental Satellites) inside the International Space Station. The competition starts online where teams program the SPHERES to solve an annual challenge. After several phases of virtual competition in a simulation environment that mimics the real SPHERES, finalists are selected to compete in a live championship aboard the ISS. An astronaut will conduct the championship competition in microgravity with a live broadcast!
Good luck Waterbears! We know you will represent Forest Park admirably at the MIT competition!
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