FLL/FTC/FRC Celebration – January 4, 2018

Students from all nine Mythical Robotics teams gathered to celebrate their good work. The six lego league teams are now done for their year. The two FTC teams have one final competition left. The FRC team is just getting started – the challenge comes out on January 6th. Good work all!

Photo of students from all of the team.

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