2026 Decode

Our returning members came to the kickoff to learn about this season's game, rules, and took workshops hosted by Foshay Learning Center robotics teams 597, 20505, and 20506.

We brought our robots to Franklin High School to continue working on and test on a full field. We also took the time to meet and talk with the other robotics team in our district, offering opportunities of collaboration.

We hosted a Tech Day for LAUSD Region North schools. Surrounding robotics teams were invited to come work, collaborate, and code with us, as we all prepare for the upcoming scrimmage. Our parent volunteers brought lunch for all attending schools. We like to thank Team 27687 and 32559 for coming! It was a productive day.

Our new members got to attend their first scrimmage and test out their robot in the field. It was great to work with other teams, and even greater to see the process of other teams. We have some improvements to make, but we are thankful of the opportunity to test out the robot in a competition-like setting.

Incredible day! We made new connections, worked well with our alliances, and ended the day with the Think Award. We are moving onto District Championships!

This was a first to all of our members to make it this far. Our alliances were all superstars and we are incredibly happy seeing our hardwork in action. Even though our team did not move on, our very own Andy Medina became one of the first LAUSD student to be a FIRST Robotics Leadership Award Finalist! He will be heading to Houston, Texas to compete for the top 10 spots in the world. Good luck!!

This is the first time our member is a FIRST Robotics Leadership Award Finalists. We traveled all the way to Houston, Texas to compete for the top 10 spots in the world. During this time, we made international connections and new friends.  When we had downtime, we went to the Space Center and even visited Apollo 11 Control Center.