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Phoenix Day School for the Deaf 3rd in national robotic competition

The Phoenix Day School for the Deaf robotics team won 3rd place at the 5th National Technology Regional Stem VEX Robotic Competition on Feb. 17–19 after just 5 months of working together.

This is the PDSD robotics team’s first year and coaches Dave Huber and Scott Madsen chalk up the teams’ break-out performance to harnessing the players’ technical skills including coding, building, strategic thinking and problem-solving, according to a press release.

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Phoenix Day School for the Deaf 3rd in national robotic competition

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The Phoenix Day School for the Deaf robotics team won 3rd place at the 5th National Technology Regional Stem VEX Robotic Competition on Feb. 17–19 after just 5 months of working together.

This is the PDSD robotics team’s first year and coaches Dave Huber and Scott Madsen chalk up the teams’ break-out performance to harnessing the players’ technical skills including coding, building, strategic thinking and problem-solving, according to a press release.

Phoenix Day School for the Deaf, robotics competition

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