Every year, the same question is raised: “How much involvement in building the robot should the mentors have?” Learn more about the important role of FIRST Robotics Competition mentors in this new blog post: https://t.co/p1ZV0Blmo5
Kingswood/ Prospect Mtn. Knight-Wolves at the Whittemore Center at UNH tonight vs. Oyster River! The Knight-Wolves fell short 7-1 tonight to a strong OR Team.
Mirror like finish for the Timberwolves as Prospect Mountain Girls and Boys Soccer programs defeat Belmont 2-1 in their first games of the season. #WeAreProspect
Today, are welcoming new teachers for ACS, BES, and PMHS to our induction and mentoring program. It's almost time to start the new year! #WeAreProspect
It may be summer vacation, but FIRST Robotics @FRC319 Big Bad Bob is in the shop. Older members are helping the younger members develop their skills for the upcoming season. #weareprospect#omgrobots@frcteams
As #FIRSTChamp comes to an end, thank you to everyone who supports our mission to inspire and develop the next generation of #STEM leaders. You’re an inspiration and congratulations on another successful robotics season!
Good luck to BOB, our Robotics Team, as they're prepared to compete at the 2023 FIRST® Championship presented by BAE Systems
in Houston, April 19 - 22!
We are ready for the #OMGRobots action today at #FIRSTChamp! Thank you @ghaasfoundation for helping us to energize the future in this season's game, #CHARGEDUP!
During the last PACK session, this group of students got to walk with and cuddle with dogs from Darbster Rescue. Thank you to Darbster for being willing to drive out to us every Thursday to provide this opportunity to our students.
It’s Music In Our School Month and today (and every Friday this month) was Karaoke Friday. While not many folks participated in singing, Teagan and Nina got up there and did an amazing job! It was pretty awesome!
A couple of weeks ago the Environmental Club sponsored a community service event where 26 PMHS volunteers students helped clean up York Beach in Maine. They picked up 24 pounds of trash, including 398 cigarette butts.
I can’t really say enough positive things about these young ladies. They’ve been a beacon of positivity and kindness over the years and will be sorely missed. Congratulations Seniors!