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START OR SUPPORT A FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION TEAM For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology JOIN THE EXCITEMENT TO START A FIRST ROBOTICS COMPETITION TEAM PLEASE CONTACT: GAIL S. ALPERT (248) 425-4148 [email protected] To learn more about FIRST, please visit www.usfirst.org or www.firstinmichigan.org 2014 NEW MICHIGAN FRC TEAMS 2014 MICHIGAN FRC TEAMS SCHOOL / ORGANIZATION CITY SCHOOL / ORGANIZATION CITY SCHOOL / ORGANIZATION CITY Lenawee ISD Adrian Chesaning Union High Chesaning Hartland High School Hartland Allen Park & St Frances Cabrini Allen Park CSMTech Acad Clarkston Clarkston Hastings High School Hastings Allendale High School Allendale Clawson High School Clawson Huron Valley Schools Highland Alma High School Alma Internat'l Acad of Macomb Clinton Hillman Community Schools Hillman Almont High School Almont Clio High School Clio Holland & Black River Holland Alpena High School Alpena Coleman Community Schools Coleman Holland Christian Holland Ann Arbor Huron High Ann Arbor Concord High School Concord Ovid-Elsie High School Elsie Ann Arbor Pioneer High Ann Arbor Big Bay de Noc School Cooks Escanaba High School Escanaba Skyline High School Ann Arbor Corunna Corunna Garber High School Essexville Rudolf Steiner Ann Arbor Davison High School Davison Farmington Public Schools Farmington Macomb Arts & Sciences Armada DeTour Area Schools De Tour Fennville High School Fennville Lapeer County Ed-Tech Attica Henry Ford Academy Dearborn G.R.A.Y.T. Leviathons Fenton Avondale High School Auburn Hills Advanced Tech Academy Dearborn Fenton Area Public Schools Fenton Harper Creek Comm Schools Battle Creek GEE Riverside Academy West Dearborn Ferndale High Ferndale Lakeview High School Battle Creek UofD Jesuit Detroit Carman-Ainsworth Flint West Mich Virtual Academy Battle Creek Frederick Douglass Detroit Northern/NW'ern,SW'ern/ Mott Flint Pennfield High School Battle Creek DIA for Young Women Detroit Powers Catholic Flint 21st Cent Comm Learning Ctr Battle Creek Renaissance High Detroit Genesee Early College Flint Bay City Academy Bay City Davis Aerospace Detroit Kearsley High School Flint Paradise Teams Belmont Cass Technical High School Detroit WAY Academy of Flint Flint Benton Harbor High Benton Harbor East English Village Prep Detroit Academy West Alternative Flint Twp Berkley/Shrine/Hazel Park Berkley Martin Luther King Jr. Detroit Flushing/ Baker BSA Explorer Flushing Berrien Springs Public Berrien Springs DEPSA Early College of Exc Detroit Frankenmuth High School Frankenmuth Detroit Country Day School Beverly Hills Detroit School of Art Detroit Freeland High School Freeland Big Rapids High School Big Rapids Heroes Alliance Detroit Newaygo County RESA Fremont Seaholm and Groves Birmingham Denby High School Detroit Fruitport High Fruitport Internat'l Academy Central Bloomfield Hills Cesar Chavez Academy Detroit Gaylord High School Gaylord Brother Rice & Marian Bloomfield Hills Central Collegiate Academy Detroit Gladstone Area Schools Gladstone Bloomfield Hills High Bloomfield Hills Detroit IT @ Cody Detroit Gobles High School Gobles Boyne City High School Boyne City Henry Ford High School Detroit Goodrich Goodrich Brighton High School Brighton University YES Academy Detroit Goodrich Goodrich Charyl Stockwell Prep Acad Brighton Allen Academy Detroit Grand Blanc High Grand Blanc Brimley High School Brimley Frontier International Academy Detroit Grand Haven High School Grand Haven Columbia Central Brooklyn Experiencia Prep Academy Detroit Grand Rapids Public Grand Rapids Woodhaven High School Brownstown Winans Acad of Perform Arts Detroit West Catholic Grand Rapids Buchanan High School Buchanan Detroit Colleg Prep @ NW'ern Detroit Forest Hills Public Schools Grand Rapids Cadillac High School Cadillac WAY Academy Detroit Grandville High Grandville Calumet High School Calumet Southeastern HS of Tech Detroit Grandville High Grandville Plymouth Christian Academy Canton Dexter High School Dexter Grandville High Grandville Capac Community Schools Capac Dowagiac Union High School Dowagiac Grosse Pointe Public Grosse Pointe Airport Senior High Carleton Dundee High School Dundee University Liggett School Grosse Pte Wds Three Rivers High School Cassopolis Durand High School Durand Hamtramck Hamtramck Les Cheneaux Schools Cedarville East Jordan High School East Jordan Harbor Beach High School Harbor Beach Center Line High School Center Line East Detroit High School Eastpointe Harper Woods High Harper Woods Charlevoix High School Charlevoix Ecorse Community High Ecorse Bark River-Harris Schools Harris Chassell Township High Chassell Edwardsburg High School Edwardsburg F.V. Pankow Center Harrison Twp Chelsea High Chelsea Elk Rapids High School Elk Rapids Hartford High School Hartford 2014 MICHIGAN FRC TEAMS SCHOOL / ORGANIZATION CITY SCHOOL / ORGANIZATION CITY SCHOOL / ORGANIZATION CITY Hillman High School Hillman Montrose Montrose Sault Area HS/Career Ctr Sault Ste Marie West Ottawa Holland Central Mich Robotics Assn Mt. Pleasant Schoolcraft Robotics Team Schoolcraft Holland Area Home Holland Mona Shores High School Muskegon Shepherd High School Shepherd Holton High School Holton Muskegon Hts PSA Muskegon Hts South Haven High School South Haven Hopkins High School Hopkins Negaunee High School Negaunee South Lyon Robotics South Lyon Houghton Houghton SWwestern Mich College Niles Southfield High Southfield Howell High School Howell Niles Community Schools Niles Southgate Anderson High Southgate Imlay City High School Imlay City Lake MI College Youth Robotics Niles South Lake High School St Clair Shores Inland Lakes Secondary School Indian River North Adams-Jerome High North Adams LaSalle High School St. Ignace Westwood High School Ishpeming North Branch High School North Branch St. Joseph Public Schools St. Joseph Jackson Area Career Center Jackson Muskegon Area Robotics N Muskegon Standish-Sterling Central Standish East Jackson High School Jackson Northville High Northville Utica Community Schools Sterling Heights Johannesburg High Johannesburg Novi High School Novi Utica Sterling Heights Kalamazoo Area Schools Kalamazoo Okemos/ Williamston Okemos Lakeshore High School Stevensville MSU Kzoo Cty 4-H Kalamazoo Brandon & Holly Ortonville Suttons Bay Suttons Bay Heritage Christian Kalamazoo LakeVille Memorial High Otisville Swartz Creek High Swartz Creek Grand River Prep Kentwood Otsego Public Schools Otsego Taylor CC/Kennedy/Truman Taylor East Kentwood High School Kentwood Owosso High School Owosso Tecumseh High School Tecumseh Kingston High School Kingston Oxford Communtiy Schools Oxford Bedford High Temperance Lakewood High School Lake Odessa Whitefish Township School Paradise Bedford Robotics Ass'n Temperance Lake Orion Lake Orion Pellston Public Schools Pellston Three Rivers High School Three Rivers Lapeer High Schools Lapeer Petoskey High School Petoskey Traverse City Central Traverse City Van Buren ISD Lawrence Pickford Public Schools Pickford Traverse City West Traverse City Lake Fenton High Linden Laker High School Pigeon Traverse City West 2 Traverse City Linden High School Linden Plainwell High School Plainwell Mfg Tech Acad of NW Mich Traverse City Livonia Public Schools Livonia OSTC NE Pontiac St. Francis High School Traverse City Lowell Area Schools Lowell Notre Dame Prep Pontiac Trenton High School Trenton Bishop Foley Catholic Madison Hts Pontiac Schools Pontiac Troy School District Troy Royal Oak High School Royal Oak Port Huron Area Port Huron International Academy East Troy Madison High School Madison Hts Redford Union High School Redford Ubly Community Schools Ubly Mancelona High School Mancelona Reed City High School Reed City Vicksburg High School Vicksburg Manistique Middle High Manistique Gull Lake High School Richland Walled Lake Walled Lake Cardinal Mooney Catholic Marine City Richmond High School Richmond Warren Consolidated Schools Warren Marquette Area Public Marquette Memphis High School Riley Romeo Community Schools Washington Marshall High School Marshall River Rouge High School River Rouge Genesee County Waterford Marysville High School Marysville Riverview Community High Riverview Waterford Mott High School Waterford Mason High School Mason Roch Adams/ Stoney Creek Rochester Waterford Kettering High Waterford Mesick Consolidated Mesick Rochester High Rochester Hills Our Lady of the Lakes Waterford Midland Public Schools Midland Royal Oak Royal Oak Coloma Watervliet Bullock Creek High School Midland Royal Oak High School Royal Oak Wayne Memorial Wayne Jefferson High Monroe Saginaw Career Complex Saginaw West Bloomfield High School West Bloomfield Monroe Monroe Saginaw High School Saginaw John Glenn High School Westland Monroe CCC Monroe Saginaw Arts & Sciences Acad Saginaw Whitehall High School Whitehall Montrose Montrose Arthur Hill High School Saginaw Whitmore Lake High Whitmore Lake Central Mich Robotics Assn Mt. 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