It's official! With the start of the school year, we have officially started up FRC activities. Learn more about how to get involved!
Giving Back to the Community
Our team may focus heavily on engineering, but there's a lot more to robotics than just robots. Check out some of the work we do to inspire others to pursue learning in STEM.
Donate Now
Be a part of creating an amazing STEM-based program for our students. Every donation enables us to engage and inspire our students to pursue their passions in science, technology, engineering, and math.
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Preseason Has Begun!
It's official! With the start of the school year, we have officially started up FRC activities. Learn more about how to get involved!
Giving Back to the Community
Our team may focus heavily on engineering, but there's a lot more to robotics than just robots. Check out some of the work we do to inspire others to pursue learning in STEM.
Donate Now
Be a part of creating an amazing STEM-based program for our students. Every donation enables us to engage and inspire our students to pursue their passions in science, technology, engineering, and math.
Team 3128 is a student-run, high-school robotics team from Canyon Crest Academy.
Our mission is to provide a positive high school team experience through robotics while inspiring intellectual creativity, fostering a passion for science, technology, and engineering, and developing critical thinking, problem solving and team building skills.
What We Do
FIRST Robotics Competiton
Our team competes in the FIRST Robotics Competition, a program created by FIRST - For Recognition and Inspiration of Science and Technology. FIRST's founder Dean Kamen had two goals; one was to make robotics a competitive sport that drove students of all grade levels to strive to build and design amazing machines, but the other was to create a cooperative environment where innovation and creativity could thrive and students could become leaders in science and technology. The FIRST Robotics Competition was created for high school students to build 100-pound robots to form alliances and compete with teams from around the world.
Over the Summer, our robotics team runs a 5-week long camp for students grades 1-8. For one week, students get to design, build, program, and drive their very own robots. Our goal as a camp is to create an atmosphere for preteens and middle school students to become aware of and excited about science, technology, engineering and math. We want to provide a safe space where students can explore and become passionate about new subjects that they might desire to pursue in middle school, high school, and possibly throughout the rest of their lives.
