Middleton students win engineering inspiration award at FIRST Robotics Challenge

May 14, 2025 | Hillsborough, School Districts, Florida

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Recognition of student achievements took center stage at the Hillsborough County Public Schools meeting on May 13, 2025, highlighting the remarkable accomplishments of local students in engineering and transportation modeling.

Easton Hardy, a standout student, was celebrated for winning first place in transportation modeling, a feat that promises to enhance the county's traffic systems. "We could absolutely use that as we drive through traffic every day," remarked a school official, expressing excitement for the improvements Hardy's work could bring.
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The meeting also honored students from Middleton's engineering program, led by teacher advisor Robert Dodson, who received the Engineering Inspiration Award at the FIRST Robotics Challenge. A large group of students was recognized for their contributions, with Dodson proudly stating, "We may need you to engineer a bigger room for us," as the crowd applauded their achievements.

Among the students acknowledged were Vishal Naveen, Aditi Shukla, and many others, who collectively showcased their skills at the world competition in Houston, where they finished in the top 50 out of 600 teams and earned the prestigious Rising All Star Award. This recognition not only highlights their hard work but also sets a high standard for future competitions.

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The meeting concluded with a sense of pride and anticipation for the future, as these young innovators continue to pave the way for advancements in engineering and technology within the community.

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