Ohio Virtual Academy Students Compete in Stride’s National K12 Robotics Competition
In May, the students from OHVA — known as the OHVA Cardinals team — participated in the K12 National Robotics Competition, facing off against 11 other teams in the virtual first round. Using Cogmation Robotics software, each team member was required to develop code to navigate a maze with their robot. Progressing to the second virtual round, the OHVA Cardinals competed in a recycling challenge, instructing their robot to pick up cans and place them in a recycling bin. After a successful second round, the OHVA Cardinals and four other teams from
For the final competition, each team headed to the Stride headquarters in
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Robotics is just one of the many courses and career clubs OHVA offers students in grades 7-12. OHVA students can take career-focused electives that are centered around high-demand career fields, such as agriculture, food and natural resources, business, education, engineering, health sciences, and information technology. In addition, OHVA’s career clubs allow students to connect, practice professional skills, work on service projects, take field trips, and compete against other local, state, and national schools and organizations.
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About Ohio Virtual Academy
Ohio Virtual Academy (OHVA) is an accredited, full-time online public charter school authorized by the Ohio Council of Community Schools (OCCS) that serves students in grades K-12. As part of the
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