Code of Conduct

The REC Foundation considers the positive, respectful, and ethical conduct of teams to be an essential component of the competition. Participants are expected to behave in a respectful and professional manner, and to operate as student-centered teams with limited adult assistance. This includes all students, teachers, coaches, mentors, parents, and spectators associated with a team.

For more details, please refer to the REC Foundation Code of Conduct and Student-Centered Policy. If you have concerns about compliance with the Code of Conduct, please speak to the Event Partner during the event.

Agenda

NOTE: SKILLS ARE IN THE MORNING, ONCE LUNCH BREAK START THERE WILL NO LONGER BE SKILLS RUNS.

9:00AM Doors Open  - Inspection Starts - Skills Starts

10:30AM Welcome - Event Meeting

12:00 PM Skills Ends - Lunch Break

1:00 PM  Qual Matches and Skills

4:30 Finals and Awards

Volontario

Help Wanted Volunteering

We can always use volunteers. The best place for adult volunteers is judging. We are trying to have judging at a few more events this year. Getting Judging at an events is important as it will give teams experience.

You do not need experience and will be instructed/trained by an experienced Judge Advisor. Thanks in advance.

Here is the sign up form.

http://help.robotr.school/

Here is a parent testimonial about helping with judging and how it is helpful and rewarding:

"I wanted to reach out to you to share that I think all parents should volunteer to judge a competition at least once while their kids are competing. My student has been at this for 9 years and this year was the first that I judged a competition. It helped me truly understand the amount of work involved and the layers of skills learned over the years. 

Until then I had glanced at notebooks and watched matches but didn't realize how detailed the notebooks were. I didn't realize the competition encourages the students to explain and show each iteration of their robot throughout the season. They even require information about each team member's role and level of participation. This was also apparent in the interviews which truly blew me away. The best interviews showed all members on the team were involved. It was clear which teams put thought and effort into their interview prep as well as reviewed the competition rules to ensure all requirements were met.

As a parent I never really knew or thought about the non technical skills Vex required from the top teams. My conversations with my kid were usually about the technical skills of building and programming and less on presentations, public speaking, teamwork, and collaboration but those are equally as important in the competition. I think experience judging would help parents understand holistically most aspects of VEX as well as appreciate the incredible program. 

Here is the sign up form.

http://help.robotr.school/

Politica in caso di emergenza/maltempo

We will watch the weather as we get closer to the event and let teams know about any issues.

Refund and Payment Policies

Payment in full or a valid purchase order in RobotEvents must be provided two weeks prior to the event. Teams without payment will not be allowed to participate.

Refunds will only be issued to teams requesting registration cancellation 14 or more days prior to the event AND if the spot is filled with another team.

No refunds will be given due to changes of date/time/venue/format due to weather or unforseen emergencies.

If the event is completely cancelled, partial refunds (less event partner expenses) will be processed by the event partner. The $5 Processing fee collected by the REC Foundation will be deducted from all refunds.  

Webcast

Event link

https://www.youtube.com/@robotrev

Formato Giudizio

In person Judging and Digital notebooks. 

Judging will be done onsite during the course of the event by our highly trained Judging Staff. Notebooks are due to be submitted March 7th at 11:59 PM.  Please make sure notebooks are in by this time there will be no late submissions accepted.