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Sunrise Drive's Boxbots Robotics Team Analysis
Sunrise Drive’s BoxBots Robotics Team provided a presentation to the board on the recycling of cardboard boxes along with alternative ways to recycle the use of a box. The team consists of the following students: Ethan Blakely, Reece Cullinery, Violette Donnelly, Sakary Gruber, Seth Rojas, Alexis Saffer, Brdiget Walters and Diana Zarif. Their coaches are Charlotte Ackermand and Anne Gruber. Governing Board President Eileen Jackson recognized each of the Robotics Team members for their outstanding performance with a certificate.
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