Students from Fort Stockton Independent School District recently earned strong results at a robotics competition held in Midland, Texas, showcasing their teamwork, problem-solving skills, and technical knowledge.
The Fort Stockton Middle School robotics teams traveled to Midland on Saturday, January 31, to compete against other regional schools. Three teams represented the district and each posted impressive scores.
The top-performing team, made up of Arabella Aaron, Alisson Acero, Liliana Granado, and Davian Joshlin, led the group with a high score of 165. Close behind, Treydon Marquez, Raymundo Montanez, and Xavier Velasquez earned second place with a score of 155. Kason Hurt and Josiah Tarango also delivered a solid performance, finishing with a top score of 130.
District officials credited the students’ success to their dedication and preparation, as well as the support of staff members who accompanied them on the trip. Special recognition was given to Mr. Washburn and Ms. Trevi for assisting with supervision and transportation.
Robotics programs like this one provide students with hands-on experience in engineering, coding, and teamwork, while encouraging creativity and critical thinking. Competitions also give students the opportunity to test their skills in real-world problem-solving environments.
School leaders said they are proud of the students’ efforts and look forward to seeing the program continue to grow. The strong showing in Midland reflects the district’s ongoing commitment to academic and extracurricular excellence.
