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We are altogether twelve students and three mentors, these students are divided into two groups of six students. The teams are called the Blackhawks and the Whitehawks (2218-B and 2218-A). The Blackhawks are composed mostly of new members, however, always remains a student with experience in charge, in addition, the Whitehawks, being composed mostly of members with more experience, help new students. Students may be on the team until they graduate from grade twelve. We have a parent committee and a student committee, where the opinions of the parents are considered as those of the students.
How we work?
GALLERY
2018 -2019
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 Turning point finals |  In Tech Challege with Tournament finalst trophy |  Whitehawks in Turning point finals, having fun |
 In Tech Challege with Tournament finalst trophy |  In Tech Challege with our modle robot |  Whitehawks in Turning point finals, having fun |
 Turning Point track |  President and Mechanic putting together the track |  Arming the base of the robot |
 President and Mechanic putting together the track | President and Mechanic putting together the track |  V5 equipment |
 President and Mechanic putting together the track |  Testing the robot on the track at Adianez private school |  working on the robot |
2017-2018
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2016-2017
2014-2015
2012-2013
Photos and information obtained from: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Equipo-de-Rob%C3%B3tica-University-Gardens-180608695378037/photos/
These photos are from the members of 2012, these were:
Darvin Ferrera, Kevin Gonzalez, Jon-Paul Virella, Sebastián Cáceres, Reinaldo Alcaide, Cristian Rodríguez,Eduardo Rodríguez, Alberto Rivera, Christian Bernabe, Melanie Quiñones, Juan Agosto y Rolando Fernández.
Mr. Oscar Centeno as a teacher mentor.
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