Bedford Express Robotics Boosters

This site is sponsored by the Bedford Express Robotics Boosters.

Ways to Help Bedford Express Robotics Boosters!

HELP OUT THE BHS Robotics Team BY ASSOCIATING YOUR KROGER PLUS CARD WITH US! IT REQUIRES A ONCE A YEAR ONLINE SIGN UP. (INSTRUCTIONS CAN BE FOUND HERE) AFTER THAT, EVERY TIME YOU SHOP KROGER, OUR PROGRAM EARNS MONEY. PLEASE BE SURE TO PICK OUR ROBOTICS PROGRAM, BEDFORD EXPRESS ROBOTICS - BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL - 83887.

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Bedford Express Robotics Boosters is a 501(c)3 organization, and all donations are tax deductible!

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Fall of 2018 News

November 17: All of our FIRST Lego League teams competed at the Mission Possible Tournament at Monroe High School. The Bid Dippers were awarded the Judges Award for their great teamwork. Congratulations to all of our teams!

2018 Season Teasers

Classical Engineers Advance to World Championships

Photo cutesy of GSK Creations

Bedford Junior High's FTC program continues to excel. The Classical Engineers FTC Team 8579 earned a bid to the Detroit World Championship at the Super Regional they attended in Iowa on March 15-17. The team finished 6th ranked in their division, earning them a trip to the World Championship! Wishing them the best of luck as they prepare for their event. If you would like to sponsor their trip to World Championship, contact FTC Coordinator, Debbie May at debbie.may@mybedford.us, or mail a check made to BJHS Robotics to Debbie May, Bedford Junior High school, 8405 Jackman Rd., Temperance, MI 48182. The team would appreciate any and all support. They will be joining the high school team in Detroit and both teams would love to see you there on April 25-28 at Cobo Hall!

Check out those Classical Engineers!

Bedford Express Advances to States!

Members of the Bedford Express Varsity advanced their robot to states, ending disctrict play as the 27th ranked team out of 508 teams. The JV squad was awarded the Rookie All-Star award advancing them to compete for this award, without their robot, at the state championship.

The Michigan State Championships will host the top 160 teams from the 508 Michigan teams. Top teams from this event will advance to the World Championship.