FRC

Limited funding remains for eligible FIRST-related DonorsChoose projects. Projects will be reviewed and funding allocated as they are received. Educators should submit their classroom project requests before September 30, 2026, or before the money runs out.

Informational call about the upcoming FLL, FTC and FRC Seasons

As we prepare for an exciting new season of FIRST, we are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new web address and website, www.firstwisconsinrobotics.org. This innovative platform is designed to serve as an invaluable resource for all stakeholders involved in FIRST Wisconsin, including teams, mentors, volunteers, and alumni. Our goal is to ensure that everyone has easy access to the latest news, updates, and vital information regarding all FIRST programs operating wi

As part of recent changes to the FIRST Senior Mentor program, FIRST Wisconsin is saying thank you to two individuals whose dedication, leadership, and service have helped shape our FIRST community for many years. Jane Blau and Emma Schuff have each played important roles in supporting teams, mentors, volunteers, educators, and partners across Wisconsin. Through advocacy, relationship-building, volunteer development, outreach, and countless conversations, they have helped stre

Get ready to blast off and set course for the SHOUT Robotics Competition, a girls robotics tournament launching the next generation of innovators on October 17th, 2026!

Founded in 2022, the Mukwonago Robotics Offseason Competition (MROC) pairs high-energy robot matches with the fun of the offseason. Inspired by Team 930’s goal of raising the competitive bar, MROC delivers tournament-level play comparable to a FIRST Regional. With educational workshops, team social events, and mentor matches, it’s a valuable experience for both rookies and veteran teams. Mukwonago High School, WEST GYM 605 W Veterans Way Mukwonago, WI 53149

Each January brings a new challenge for FIRST® Robotics Competition (ages 14-18 / grades 9-12) teams. Starting with a Kit of Parts, they design, program, and build industrial-sized robots to play an action-packed game as part of a three-team alliance. In 360-degree learning guided by mentors, students learn engineering and problem-solving skills as they compete for awards, hone teamwork skills, raise funds to meet team goals, and advance appreciation for STEM in their communi