In their rookie season, The Mighty Bees made an impressive debut at the South Florida Regional Tournament, winning the prestigious Breakthrough Award for their conductive shoe prototype. This innovative design, which harnesses kinetic energy from walking, demonstrated exceptional creativity and technical execution. Competing against 30
Representatives from LEGO Headquarters in New Hampshire visited Centner Academy to observe our thriving robotics program, meeting students and witnessing firsthand the dedication and creativity that define our school. Their visit underscored Centner Academy’s growing reputation as a leader in STEM education, where students receive
Centner Academy received $7,000 in robotics kits and a $1,000 professional development grant from FIRST LEGO League, fueling the continued growth of our robotics program. These resources provide students with advanced learning tools while equipping educators with the latest STEM training. This grant allows Centner
Competing against over 40 teams in the South Florida Regional Tournament, The Mighty Bees earned the prestigious 3rd Place Core Values Award, a testament to their dedication, teamwork, and leadership. Their outstanding performance in robotics, innovation, and collaboration exemplifies Centner Academy’s mission to foster real-world
The Mighty Bees secured a regional bid for their MIT Makey Makey-powered ‘Anywhere Machine’, an interactive system designed to enhance cognitive engagement through movement. This groundbreaking project enables users to walk in place while virtually exploring locations on Google Maps, promoting physical activity and brain
FIRST LEGO League recognized Centner Academy coaches Brett and Peter as South Florida Coaches of the Year, an honor that highlights their dedication to STREAM education, mentorship, and student development. Brett, a two-time recipient and certified FIRST LEGO ambassador, exemplifies the school’s commitment to fostering
Centner Academy opened its doors for the FIRST LEGO League Tournament, allowing students to gain real-world experience in event management, judging, and refereeing. High school students also led fundraising activities, demonstrating business acumen and community involvement. This event reflects our school’s commitment to experiential learning,
Centner Academy was awarded $6,000 in robotics kits to expand its elementary STEM program, providing younger students with access to cutting-edge technology and hands-on learning experiences. This grant supports new robotics initiatives, fostering an early love for innovation, engineering, and problem-solving. With a strong emphasis
At the Qualifying finals, The Mighty Bees earned high marks for their turbidity monitoring project, a pioneering initiative addressing environmental concerns in Miami. Their innovation, teamwork, and strong research foundation earned them the Core Values Award at the Miami Coral Park Qualifier, further reinforcing Centner
With over 100 students in attendance, Centner Academy proudly hosted its annual FIRST LEGO League Tournament, opening doors to the greater robotics community. Students took on key roles as referees, judges, and event coordinators, gaining invaluable real-world experience in leadership and STREAM engagement. High school
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