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  • FIRST Lego League (FLL): 2025/2026 Season

    HERMANTOWN FIRST LEGO LEAGUE CHALLENGE (FLLC): 2025–2026 SEASON What is FLL Challenge? Friendly competition is at the heart of the FIRST LEGO League Challenge (FLLC), where teams of students ages 9–14 (grades 4–9) explore real-world problems through research, problem-solving, coding, and engineering. Using LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime robots, teams design, build, and program a robot to complete missions in a themed Robot Game. In addition to the Robot Game, each team develops an Innovative Project — a creative solution to a real-world problem aligned with the season's theme. Visit the FIRST LEGO League website to learn more. TEAM LOGISTICS Teams consist of 6 or more students. Visit our site! Use the QR below! 2 volunteer parent coaches are required per team (Coaches must attend all practices and competitions.) Weekly meetings (schedule determined by each team’s coach) Scrimmages and weekend competitions vary by team interest SEASON TIMELINE – 2025–2026 July/August – Kits are ordered, and coaches begin communicating with families. Teams can start practicing. August 31 – Official release of the 2025–2026 FLL Challenge: UNEARTHED! July 31 – Registration deadline. All fees are due at the time of registration. August–November – Weekly team meetings (frequency set by coaches); field trips or guest speakers may enhance research December 6 – Regional Tournament at Hermantown (Top teams will advance to Sectionals, State, and even Worlds!) COST $175 per student (Covers tournament registration and team shirts) INTERESTED IN COACHING? Hermantown LEGO League provides guidance, support, and resources to help parent volunteers run a team. We can only form teams with enough coaches, so please consider volunteering! Coaching is a fun and rewarding way to support students as they learn to collaborate, build, and problem-solve. No robotics or programming experience is required. Coaches act as facilitators — helping students explore the challenge, build the robot, conduct research, and practice FIRST Core Values. I’d like to have an all-girls Hermantown robotics team this season! I plan to host a coaching workshop in August to help all coaches get started. READY TO JOIN A TEAM? Sign up through Hermantown/Proctor Community Ed and email me at jwojciuk@isd700.org to confirm your registration. This helps me place your child on a team and ensure we have coach coverage. QUESTIONS? Contact:John Wojciuk ? 218-428-2973 ? jwojciuk@isd700.org Let’s get ready for an exciting season of robotics, creativity, and teamwork!
  • Artist Exploration (Proctor)

    Dabble in a variety of art forms through this self-driven art workshop. Young artists will be exposed to an array of artistic practices and artistic authorship. Draw! Paint! And more! Each artist will create their own unique portfolios to cherish for years to come.
  • Drone Zone

    Join us for an exciting drone-flying adventure! Enroll your child to learn how to expertly control drones, whether they’re beginners or have some experience. Each session includes thrilling challenges like obstacle courses, precision landings, and team relay races, with fun increasing as they progress. Remember, attending the first class is important for an excellent drone introduction. We can’t wait to see your child in class! Students will meet with the instructor after school in the Commons Area of the Middle School. Additional Supply Fee: $45 for the drone (payable to the instructor on the first day). If your child attended the Drone summer camp, they can bring their camp drone and won't need to pay the fee.
  • Artist Exploration (Hermantown)

    Dabble in a variety of art forms through this self-driven art workshop. Young artists will be exposed to an array of artistic practices and artistic authorship. Draw! Paint! And more! Each artist will create their own unique portfolios to cherish for years to come.