Welcome to DVHS Robotics!
Established in 2007, the DVHS Robotics Club has been promoting interest and excelling in STEM through educational and competitive robotics. Join us in our twelvth year of building robots and encouraging young individuals to pursue STEM.
To learn more about the club's history, click here. To learn more about the club's officers, click here.
To learn more about the club's history, click here. To learn more about the club's officers, click here.
Our Club
What does the Robotics Club do?
Achievements and Goals
Our AchievementsIn the past 2 seasons alone, we earned:
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Our GoalsWhether your child is in our novice or our competitive program, they will:
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Novice Curriculum
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Student CurriculumOur novice curriculum lessons will cover the following topics:
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VEX 2020-2021 Challenge : Change Up
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Change Up
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VEX Robotics Competition Change Up is played on a 12’x12’ square field configured as seen above. Two (2) Alliances – one (1) “red” and one (1) “blue” – composed of two (2) Teams each, compete in matches consisting of a fifteen (15) second Autonomous Period, followed by a one minute and forty-five second (1:45) Driver Controlled Period.
The object of the game is to attain a higher score than the opposing Alliance by placing Balls in Goals, and connecting rows. Click here for more information about VEX Change Up. |
2019-2020 Club Budget
Expected Expenditures
Our club cannot run and will not be successful without your support, due to the high cost of VEX parts, tournament registration fees, and advisor supervision. Your donation will help our club grow even more, by allowing for a more enhanced novice curriculum and success in the VEX Competition. In addition, you are supporting STEM in our community.
Your contributions will go toward the purchase of these items:
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Advisor and Staff Supervision costs are broken down below:
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This table describes the revenue we receive without donations:
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What Will Your Donations Purchase?
Novice Members:
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Competitive Team Members:
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Every Member:
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What Will You Get For Your Donations?
Novice Members:
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Competitive Team Members:
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Donations and Sponsorships
Donations to the Club
To fund the costs of robot parts, supervision, and tournament fees, we are requesting a $250 donation for each member. All donations are tax-deductible. Our tax ID number is 68-0273221.
Visit the Donate page below to learn more and make your donation!
Visit the Donate page below to learn more and make your donation!
Does your company have a matching program? If yes, please match your donation so we can continue to provide more robot parts and attend more tournaments.
If you encounter any problems, please let us know via email or the contact form below.
If you encounter any problems, please let us know via email or the contact form below.
Sponsorships
Is your company willing to sponsor our club or match your donation? If yes, please consider becoming a sponsor! More information about sponsorships and its benefits can be found in our Sponsorship packet on our Sponsors page.
Mentors and Volunteers
Transportation to and from competitions!
We need parents to:
Each team is required to provide their own drivers to drive students and their robot to and from competitions. All parents who sign up to become a driver must sign up on BeAMentor, SRVUSD's volunteering system. Refer to the section below.
Contact your team's captain for information on how to become a parent driver.
- Drive to and from competition venues
- Help out at competitions in any way
- Support students as they compete in Robotics
Each team is required to provide their own drivers to drive students and their robot to and from competitions. All parents who sign up to become a driver must sign up on BeAMentor, SRVUSD's volunteering system. Refer to the section below.
Contact your team's captain for information on how to become a parent driver.
BeAMentor
This is mandatory for all adult volunteers who wish to drive on field trips. We highly suggest that all parents of competitive members sign up now to avoid issues later, as clearance can take up to 10 days for Levels 1 and 2, and up to 45 days for Level 3.
Note that this is not required for parents who are just volunteering at the DVHS Tournament.
There are three levels of volunteers:
Learn more about BeAMentor and apply for clearance below:
Note that this is not required for parents who are just volunteering at the DVHS Tournament.
There are three levels of volunteers:
- Level 1: Volunteering on Campus
- Level 2: Drivers on Field Trips
- To and from competitions
- Level 3: Overnight Chaperones
- Chaperones for the World Championships
Learn more about BeAMentor and apply for clearance below:
Thank you for supporting the DVHS Robotics club!
If you have any questions, email us or use the form below.
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DVHS Robotics
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