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    The FBISD Robotics Competition is a robo challenge where campus teams compete separately on identical competition areas. Teams work to complete their tasks as efficiently and effectively as possible. The robot is the cornerstone of the competition.Teams design, build a prototype, program, and test their robots prior to the competition date.  Teams compete virtually using the completed robots. If necessary, the top teams complete a second round of competition to decide a champion. All robots must be built and programmed by students with sponsors or mentors serving only as advisors.  This is an event that is open to students that are part of their schools Coding/Robotic Clubs.

    Official tasks for the competition will be posted in November.  Below are the rules of the event.  Feel free to review to see what the event is about and how the challenges would be presented.

    Robotics Rules

    Sample Robotic Jobs for Practice

    2025-26 Robotic Competition Tasks Posted 11/3/25

    Round 1: Virtual competition will start the week of March 23, 2026.

    Round 2: If necessary, additional rounds will be held for tie-breakers and establishing the final award placement.

    Important Note: For both the elementary and middle school competitions, schools may only use the EV3 (#5003400) or the LEGO Spike Prime (#45345) provided by the district.
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    Thank you for your interest in the Coding Competition.  At this time, the window for submissions is closed. The district will hold another competition next year, so please check back here for more details next fall.

    Finalists are listed below, and the winners will be announced later in the spring on this web page. Students will have a chance to showcase their project at the district's STEM Showcase.

    Please visit the STEM Showcase website for information about that event.

    Coding Competiton_2026 Finalist      
    Names are in random order.      
    Elem Video Game       
    Project Title  Student(s)  School  Sponsor 
    Snowball Dash Emmanuel S. Juan Seguin Elem. School Alfred Carr
    Physygon/Cuberius An N. Dulles Elem. School John Ekar
    Zoo Rescue Ruhi D. Colony Bend Elem. School Lauren Crittenden
           
    Elem Animation      
    Project Title  Student(s)  School  Sponsor 
    The Owl's Tale Anvi J. Madden Elem. Kelly Stavinoha
    A Dinosaur Adventure Omar K. and Ben F. Jan Schiff Elem. Umadevi Viswanathan
    Leadership Shivansh S. and Srihan V. Madden Elem. Kelly Stavinoha
           
    Middle School Video Game       
    Project Title  Student(s)  School  Sponsor 
    Chris and the 4 swords Liam R. Garcia Middle School Elizabeth Davlin-Buchanan
    The Temple Aaryan K. and Ayush P. Garcia Middle School Elizabeth Davlin-Buchanan
    The Trash Uprising... Dhruvit P. Garcia Middle School Elizabeth Davlin-Buchanan
           
    Middle School Animation      
    Project Title  Student(s)  School  Sponsor 
    Silk Road Jesutomiwo A. Crockett Middle School Emma Hastings
    The very big scary math test Drew C. Crockett Middle School Emma Hastings
    Baseball Hitting Guy Maurya D. Garcia Middle School Elizabeth Davlin-Buchanan
           
    High School Animation      
    Project Title  Student(s)  School  Sponsor 
    Paper Planes Elhaam D. Dulles High School  
           
           

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  • Engineeringpalooza banner

    Engineeringpalooza is a fun, hands-on challenge where students team up to build cool prototypes using robotics tools and coding skills. Whether you're making a robot, designing a gadget, or just exploring how things work, it's all about learning by doing and bringing an idea to life.

    Engineeringpalooza Overview and Rules

    2025-26 Theme: School Mascot

    Deadline: April 30, 2026
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