Raptor Force Engineering
JIM ELLIOT CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL
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WE ARE RAPTOR FORCE
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First Tech Challenge Members
First Tech Challenge Members
Our FTC team not only helps prepare students for competition, but it also provides hands-on learning opportunities. We introduce engineering, community impact, business, and leadership skills through four main streams: Design & manufacturing, Software, Business & Marketing, and Community Impact. Team members build crucial social skills such as dedication and collaboration throughout their experience in FTC.
2025 - 2026 Season *Decode*
2025 - 2026 Season *Decode*
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Why Us?
As a historically successful robotics team we focus on key STEM areas such as engineering both mechanical and electronicial, manufacturing, programming, coding, and physics.
Our Robotics team also handles marketing, fundraising, and website maintenance. We oftenly update our social media, create a cohesive team image, and document our activities with photos and videos throughout the year.
Raptor Force Engineering always has tasks to complete. Besides building robots, we often engage in community service, positively impacting our community beyond technical projects.
Any student, 8th through 12th grade is eligible to join the Raptor Force Engineering Robotics Team. There is a place for everyone on the team.
"Use A Robot to Change Lives"
2024 NorCal Qualifier
2024 NorCal Qualifier
Placed 2nd - Innovate Award & Winning Alliance Captain
FRC World Championship prep
FRC World Championship prep
FRC Team 1662 Raptor Force Engineering
Real World Application
Discovery: We actively explore new skills and ideas.
Innovation: We harness creativity and perseverance to tackle challenges.
Impact: We leverage our knowledge to enhance the world around us.
Inclusion: We honor one another and embrace our diverse perspectives.
Team Work: We are most effective when we collaborate.
Fun: We take pride and joy in our work and celebrate our achievements!
Proven,Verifiable Impact!
Designing, building, and programming a robot transforms theoretical knowledge into tangible, functional creations. This experiential learning fosters a deep understanding of STEM concepts, making the subjects more relatable and inspiring curiosity.
Team members learn to embrace challenges, iterate on designs, and persist in the face of setbacks. This resilience not only enhances their capacity to tackle complex STEM problems but also bolsters their confidence. The sense of accomplishment derived from overcoming obstacles contributes to a positive feedback loop, reinforcing a belief in their personal capabilities.
Participants in our program will develop technical skills as well as crucial workforce soft skills, including teamwork, communication, problem-solving, logical reasoning, perseverance, resilience, creativity, collaboration and .
The 2022 FIRST Longitudinal Study found that by their fourth year of college, 61% of FIRST program participants declared a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) major.
As a participant and alumni, numerous educational scholarships are available to further your educational pathway, along with the potential exposure and connections to Top STEM industry mentors and employers.
What we've done
What we've done
Over the last couple decades our club has done not only local, regional, and world caliber competitive events, but WE with the help of our sponsors make it our focus to give back to our community. You may have seen us showcase our charitable talents at local street fairs, Science Festivals, High school Campus Previews, and/or occasional banquet dinners.
2024
2024
Team 25725
(Raptor Force Engineering)
&
Team 25690
(Evergreen Tech-a-trons)
2024
2024
Mr. Barnhardt & Logan
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