Robotics students sorting parts and organizing equipment in the classroom
Students organize tools, parts, and team systems as the program grows.

Building the Foundation

A Club in Motion

The LVHS Robotics Club is growing from the ground up. Students help shape team routines, organize equipment, establish documentation, and build a culture that values curiosity, safety, persistence, and shared ownership.

Student-built systems on and off the field

A student-built VEX robot in the LVHS robotics workspace
A working build gives students something real to test and improve.

Engineering Process

Plan. Build. Test. Improve.

Teams define a challenge, sketch and model possible solutions, divide work across build and programming roles, test against clear criteria, document results, and improve through evidence rather than guesswork.

Design notebook · Build log · Code · Testing

Skills Progression

From VEXcode VR to V5

Students can begin by learning navigation, sensors, loops, and autonomous logic in VEXcode VR, then transfer those ideas to physical VEX V5 robots as teams, equipment, and projects develop.

Virtual practice supports physical builds

Open VEXcode VR

Competition Pathway

Robotics Club Meets TSA

Robotics Club is an extracurricular organization, with natural overlap in TSA events involving design, engineering, automation, documentation, and presentation. The academic Robotics program appears separately under Programs.

Separate programs · Shared technical skills

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Meetings & Updates

Robotics students meet in Room 323 with Mr. Davisson. Current build sessions, team assignments, and project updates are shared through program announcements.

Room 323 · Las Vegas High School