At Bishop Louis Reicher Catholic School, our Robotics Program sparks curiosity and builds critical skills in students beginning in 4th grade and continuing through middle and high school. Offered as an after-school program, students can participate in one of three robotics teams: 4th-5th Grade Robotics, 6th–7th Grade Robotics, and 8-12th Grade Robotics.

Design. Build. Code. Compete

This dynamic program immerses students in hands-on learning, where they engage in problem-solving, coding, engineering, and design challenges that foster collaboration and creativity.

Students have the opportunity to apply their engineering, programming, and problem-solving skills in competitive robotics events. Reicher Robotics teams have earned District and Regional Championships and have advanced to the Robotics World Championship, competing against some of the top teams from around the globe. These experiences challenge students to innovate, collaborate, and perform under pressure while representing Bishop Louis Reicher Catholic School with excellence.

Developing Future Innovators

Through robotics, students develop practical skills in technology and engineering while strengthening their abilities in teamwork, critical thinking, communication, and perseverance. As they progress through the program, students tackle increasingly complex projects and competitions, preparing them for success in STEM fields and beyond.

Faith-Filled STEM Education

Rooted in our Catholic values, the Robotics Program encourages students to approach innovation with integrity, purpose, and a spirit of service. Whether building their first robot in 5th grade, advancing their technical skills in middle school, or competing at the high school level, students are challenged to grow as problem-solvers, teammates, and leaders.

Through hands-on experiences and competitive opportunities, Reicher Robotics equips students to face the future with confidence, creativity, and faith.