About
ECO ROBOTICS
Founded in 2019, we are a FIRST Robotics Competition team based out of Credo High, in Rohnert Park, California. Our team is based on the principles of sustainability, and working to raise awareness about its importance within STEM and STEAM.
As a team, and as students wanting to make an impact on the world, we recognize the importance of creating and promoting a healthy future for us all. In integrity with our school principals, our goal is to raise awareness about the importance of caring for and preserving our fragile world.
OUR ACHIEVEMENTS
2023
2023
2024
Winning the San Francisco Regional and going to the FIRST World Championships!
Building a second robot during the off-season and competing at the Capital City Classic with two robots!
Ranking 12 out of 43 teams at the San Francisco Regional!
CREDO HIGH SCHOOL
Credo High is a public charter school that is guided by the core principles of Public Waldorf Education to deliver a college-prep program that advances critical thinking, creativity, responsibility, and initiative in public school students. Founded in 2011 to continue the education offered by our region’s six exemplary Alliance for Public Waldorf Education K-8 member schools, Credo is raising the bar for public high schools in Sonoma County—and establishing a replicable new model for public high schools nationwide.
LGBTQ+ of FIRST
We are proud to be a Bronze Tier Partner of the LGBTQ+ of FIRST team! LGBTQ+ of FIRST is a student-run organization that works to provide a safe space for everyone in the FIRST community.
"STEM communities of today remain some
of the most restricted fields from the
LGBTQ+ workforce and are in dire need of
proper LGBTQ+ protections, representation,
and education. FIRST Robotics is preparing STEM-
interested youth of the world for the
workforce and it is necessary that LGBTQ+
students have a safe space to learn in, as
well as their colleagues have the education
to be good allies."
StudentsFIRST
We are proud to be a partner of the StudentsFIRST team! StudentsFIRST works to help FIRST teams be student - not mentor - lead. This means that students are where the decisions are being made, students take on leadership roles, and students build the robots.
"In robotics teams, the spotlight should shine on student education, not just winning competitions. Students should dive into learning, with mentors and coaches guiding them every step of the way."
"FIRST robotics is all about hands-on learning, where students can apply what they’ve learned in real-world situations. By actively participating in building robots, students deepen their understanding of concepts and gain practical skills for their futures. Plus, it boosts their confidence when they see their ideas come to life."