On September 22, TeraBridges was invited to present at the Rotary Club Breakfast Meeting to share our journey and celebrate our recent FTC Western Edge Premier Event Championship. Our students spoke about their competition experience and how FIRST Robotics has helped them develop technical skills, teamwork, and leadership.
We also discussed our ongoing advocacy for Pennsylvania Senate Bill SB 1419, which aims to expand access to K–12 robotics education across the Commonwealth. TeraBridges began laying the groundwork during the previous FIRST season by reaching out to Senator Devlin Robinson’s office and initiating conversations about expanding robotics opportunities for students.
We are thrilled to see these advocacy efforts become part of a bipartisan Senate bill and grateful to Senator Robinson and the legislators supporting this initiative.
The Rotary meeting was a wonderful opportunity to share our vision, build community partnerships, and encourage broader support for making robotics accessible to more students across Pennsylvania.
From competition achievements to community advocacy, TeraBridges continues to build bridges through STEM!