Robotics Team 2225

Hello Parent/Guardian of a Team 2225 member!
Below you will find a Google Doc with frequently asked questions about our team. If you are looking for information Important dates (the Calendar) or how to get regular updates on the communication, both can be found under the “Team Communication” Page. 🙂

2022 – 2023 Season Information

1. The team decided that the best Build Season Schedule for them (and their parents/families) would be a Monday – Friday 2:30 to 5:30 schedule.
2. Team 2225’s Booster Club is in the works! 🙂 (we are still accepting applications for interested parents)
3. When the Booster Club is up and running we will be contacting you about the T-shirt/Food contribution.

Below is a Google Doc with Common Parent Questions

Worlds Sponsor

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State Sponsor

Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners, defense, space and security systems, and service provider of aftermarket support. As America’s biggest manufacturing exporter, the company supports airlines and U.S. and allied government customers in more than 150 countries.

Who is Team 2225?

Our team was created in 2007, when students from our school wanted to create a program where they could gain experience in STEM related activities and work together with experienced mentors in various fields. Since our creation, we have helped 200+ students in their mission to advance their understanding of Robotics and have been able to participating in Worlds in 2018.

Community Impact

As a robotics team, and more specifically a FIRST team, we look to uphold the standards set upon us, both in competition and outside of it. We as a team strive to be the best versions of ourselves and work with other teams, in competition and outside of it. Along with this we look to provide students a chance to build and compete with a robot designed by themselves, work along engineers, learn to use professional hardware and software, develop skills useful in any job, and work with a team to complete a common goal. All of this adds up to individuals who are more likely to work in a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Math) related field and have the ability to qualify for $80 million of college scholarships provided by FIRST.

Follow Us

Our team has various social media profiles, where we post about our teams successes and what is happening with Team 2225. If you have any questions for our team you can feel free to ask on our social media pages. By clicking the social media logo, you will be taken to our page for that website.