The Juggernaut Way: Chapter 7
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2002 - 2003 |
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OCCRA The Juggernauts took Second Place at the Pontiac Tournament.
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At the Rochester Tournament, we earned a Judges Award and took Third Place. |
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At County Championships, we won the SMC Pneumatics Award and were a finalist. |
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FIRST Marsha Voncina becomes Lead Instructor. |
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Karla King is Lead Engineer with Ravi Shankar as DaimlerChrysler mentors. |
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The after school, Competitive Engineering Class is run for the 6th year and used as the bonding tool to forge this new partnership between students, instructors, administrators and engineers. |
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Team #1 starts promoting Lego League through presentations at elementary and middle schools and distributing Lego Mind Storm Kits financed by DaimlerChrysler’s Educational Foundation. |
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Japanese educators tour the Engineering Manufacturing Technology Department. The Juggernauts take the opportunity to introduce them to our FIRST program. |
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Our school and sponsor got together and did a radio interview with Crazy Al of WPON promoting our partnership and FIRST. |
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Juggernauts did a series of road shows promoting FIRST. |
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We competed at the Great lakes Regional. We competed at the Pittsburgh Regional. |
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Juggernauts competed at the FIRST Championship in Texas. Veronica Clinton won a $25,000 Scholarship to Kettering University and began attending their engineering school the following year. |
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The MTA at OSTCNE is awarded the 2003 STAR Award by SBC Ameritech for innovative use of technology in education in the Kennedy Project. |
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