The Winslow High School First Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics team, the Cyber Hounds, competed at the Coconino High School FTC qualifier tournament. The team earned the FTC Motivation Award for their efforts in planning and implementing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics education related events. Team members Judicael Tombo (left) and Paulina Dalton (right) show off the trophy won at the event.

The Winslow High School robotics team, the Cyber Hounds, is preparing for the Winslow community Robotics Night scheduled from 5 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 19, at the WHS Student Union.

Robotics Night is designed for elementary age children and their parents or guardians to come together to discover the fun in robotics engineering. There will be multiple interactive opportunities for children and adults to experience free of charge. Members of the Cyber Hounds hope that children and parents who come to experience this event will walk away with new appreciation and excitement for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics related aspirations, and support a welcoming pathway for those children in our community who are drawn to hands-on building and problem solving.