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Goals: Engage students in higher order problem solving activities
Encourage students to Interact with peers and adults
Explore Robotics and STEM related fields

07/07/2026

Anyone interested in these older game parts before I toss?

06/22/2026

First day of panther camp 2026

06/16/2026

Connecticut Robotics Chooses RECF for 2026–2027 Season
After extensive discussions with Connecticut event partners, coaches, educators, and robotics leaders, the Connecticut Technology and Engineering Education Association (CTEEA) has selected the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation (RECF) as the official competitive robotics pathway for Connecticut beginning with the 2026–2027 season.
Connecticut teams competing in RECF Robotics Engage (Elementary & Middle School) RECF Robotics Achieve (Middle & High School) will qualify through RECF-sanctioned events and championships organized by Connecticut event partners.
This decision reflects CTEEA's commitment to providing affordable, accessible, and student-centered STEM opportunities for students across our state.
Why RECF?
🔹 Student-First Mission – A nonprofit organization focused on educational outcomes, leadership development, and hands-on learning.
🔹 Proven Competition Infrastructure – Nearly two decades of experience supporting large-scale robotics competitions and championship pathways worldwide.
🔹 Accessibility & Affordability – A commitment to keeping robotics accessible for schools, organizations, and students of all backgrounds.
🔹 Hardware Continuity – Current VEX hardware remains compatible, allowing teams to transition with minimal disruption while benefiting from expanded design flexibility and innovation opportunities.
🔹 Strong Regional Collaboration – Connecticut joins other New England programs that are moving toward RECF, helping maintain regional events, travel opportunities, and a connected robotics community.
Most importantly, our mission remains unchanged: to provide high-quality robotics experiences that inspire innovation, teamwork, problem-solving, and career readiness for Connecticut students.
We are excited about the future and look forward to building the next chapter of Connecticut robotics together.
Bill McDonough
CTEEA Robotics Coordinator
On behalf of the CTEEA Robotics Committee and Connecticut Event Partners

05/08/2026

Panther Robotics Camp!
Don't Miss Out —
Space is still available in both weeks,June 22-26 & June 29-July 3, but spots are limited! 🚀
Give your student a head start with hands-on STEM skills they'll never forget:
Coding- Robot building- Robot driving- 3D Printing & design- Wood lab fabrication
A fantastic opportunity to build valuable skills, make new friends, and discover a passion for technology and engineering!
View the full camp brochure here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RecRXiOt29aM0hCvXSGHGt8orw8TuuPP/view?usp=drive_link
Register today before it's gone! ⏳

04/21/2026

Opening ceremonies at Vex World championships

03/18/2026

This past weekend, we hosted the VEX Robotics State Championships in Connecticut and I'm still riding the wave of what this community created together.

From tech challenges and schedule delays to 125+ team interviews in a single day and an unforgettable finish, it was everything you'd expect from a state championship and more. Most importantly; 15 Connecticut (10 High school and 5 Middle school) teams earned their spots at the VEX World Championships. 🏆

But the moment that has stuck with me most didn't come from the competition floor.

It came from a conversation this morning with one of my teams that did not qualify for Worlds. I expected to be helping them find the positives. Instead, they humbled me.

💬 "The cueing of matches, even with the delays, never felt stressed. It let us concentrate on how to try and win."
💬 "Skills was the best experience we've ever had. We didn't hit the scores we wanted, but we were always supported."
💬 "It was great to see the alumni there helping. I can't wait to do that myself someday."

That last one say it all.

What we are really building, beyond the robots, the code, and the competition, is a safe space for students to make mistakes, struggle, learn, and grow. That is the standard we hold ourselves to in every interaction, in private programs and public competitions alike.

When we are able to create that environment; You don't just get great competitors. You get the next generation of engineers, computer scientists, and problem solvers who are ready to push innovation forward in ways we haven't even imagined yet.

Thank you to every coach, volunteer, and staff member who gave their time and energy this weekend. You are not just running an event — you are shaping futures. The students see it. Even when they can't always say it.

This community is something special. I cannot wait to do it all again this fall.

Robotics Education & Competition Foundation VEX Robotics

02/21/2026

Thank you to masuk robotics and Middletown robotics for coming out to clearance center to day to show off ct V5 robots

02/15/2026

Congratulations to 4478X tournament champions, 4478M design award winner and 4478S judges award winner at the University of New Haven Vex qualifier

Address

1014 Monroe Tpke
Monroe, CT
06468

Telephone

+2034525823

Website

https://sites.google.com/a/monroeps.net/masukrobotics/

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