Sequoyah Robotics FRC 8080

Had an awesome time at GRITS! Thanks Cherokee County GA School District for your support!

Really proud of our team this weekend! Finished 3rd at GRITS in Perry, Georgia. Thank you to our team captain, Columbus Space Program and Walton Robotics Team for choosing us to join your alliance. Can’t wait to see what the new season holds for this team! Georgia FIRST Robotics thanks for a great time and a great event! Thanks Cherokee County GA School District for your support!

So excited to send another prosthetic out today! Thank you to Peter Gleichman and Gleichman Law Firm for sponsoring this arm. It is heading to Ecuador for a very deserving recipient. If you or your company would like to sponsor a prosthetic, please visit our team site at www.sequoyahrobotics.com/donate. As always, a special thanks to Canton Rotary Club, Cherokee County GA School District

Congrats to the class of 2021 and our senior graduates! We are so proud of you and all that you have accomplished! We can’t wait to see the positive impact you will have one the world!

Congrats to Hannah, Jordan, and Daniel! They are the first students to letter in robotics at Sequoyah Hogh School. They each completed over 60 hours of community service each, much of which was centered around our team’s service activities. We are very proud of them and can’t wait to have more students Letter in the future!

Really proud of our students printing out 19 hand kits to be sent to Louth Rotary in the UK for students to practice assembling before taking on clients. This cross-continental connection was made possible by our local Rotary Club of Canton. These young ladies have been working with an all-female interact club in Louth to come up with a variety of service-oriented projects that they could work on together. We will be updating everyone with our progress on the other projects as well. Cherokee County GA School District

The outpouring of support that we received from the community after our CNN article was amazing, we even received some great monetary support so that we can continue this program. Special thanks to Diana Narvaez for your generosity!

The team is back at it working on a number of projects! While working on our robot we have also put together 20 practice prosthetic hands for students in Louth Rotary to assemble so they can become a part of the E-Nable family. Thank you for helping make this connection Rachel Ashe and Rotary Club of Canton! Also, we will begin spotlighting students who are leaders in our program soon, so keep an eye out as many of them would love to be an intern for your company!

The team was back hard at work this week redesigning the robot for this year’s competition. They are also redesigning the prosthetics we make to work for people with Ceberal Palsy. They already have some neat ideas on how to adapt the design.

Another great article about the awesome work our students are doing with prosthetics!

This team of high schoolers is building accessibility with free, 3D-printed prosthetics For this first time in his life, Pete Peeks was able to use both hands to hang Christmas lights outside his house this year -- thanks to the help of a high school robotics team.