Northwest High Robotics

Introducing our 3 robotics teams for the 2026–2027 season! They bring different personalities, different strengths, and unique engineering styles to the lab, but they are all working toward one goal.
​Check out the video to meet the students behind the bots this year!

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With the school year officially winding down, we had to drop one final look at the absolute best part of the year: the crew behind the robots!

​Beyond the matches and the mechanics, this year was all about the memories, the laughs, and the incredible culture built by all three of our teams—The Jawas (53073N), No Strings Attached (53073D), and the Bolt Bandits (53073A).

​It's been an incredibly fun and memorable school year for Northwest High Robotics. On to the next one.

The uprising begins... right after 4th period. 😂

Tomorrow is their day. 🎓🤖

From nervous first competitions and long nights in the robotics room to building confidence, leadership, friendships, and unforgettable memories — these seniors helped shape Northwest High Robotics into what it is today.

They grew through every challenge, every setback, every win, and every moment spent building something bigger than a robot. Tomorrow, they walk across the stage carrying years of hard work, dedication, and growth with them.

No matter where life takes them next, they’ll always be part of this family.

Congratulations, seniors. Your next chapter starts tomorrow. 💛🖤

Very early season concept design 1.0 for this seasons game of Override by The Jawas. Scrapped this afternoon and on to 2.0 😂

In this video, Hailee gives a great look into the engineering design process our students use in Northwest High Robotics when building competition robots. From brainstorming ideas and prototyping to testing, redesigning, and problem-solving under pressure, every robot is the result of teamwork, creativity, and countless hours of hard work.

This is what STEM education looks like in action. Proud of the way our students represented Northwest High today at “Coffee with the CEO.”