Woodridge Robotics Coop connects FIRST LEGO League teams that grow out of Woodridge Elementary School in Bellevue, WA. We help students, mentors, and families build robots, solve real-world problems, and learn from each other—so new teams don’t have to start from scratch every year.
To grow a lasting robotics community around Woodridge Elementary where new teams launch easily, knowledge is shared, and every student feels part of something bigger than their own team.
Teams like BRAIN_bots and AI Eagles practice separately but connect through scrimmages, shared robot tips, and project showcases. Kids see that they are part of a wider community of builders and thinkers, not just one small team.
Many Woodridge teams are brand new. The Coop keeps checklists, practice plans, and example code so each new coach doesn’t have to reinvent everything.
The Coop builds a bridge from Woodridge Elementary into middle and high school robotics programs, and connects with local PTSA and STEM organizations that care about kids and curiosity.
Each team has its own coach and identity, but they share resources, mentorship, and events through the Coop.
BRAIN_bots is a Woodridge-based FIRST LEGO League team of 4th–5th graders who love tinkering, experimenting, and asking “What if…?”
AI Eagles is a new team started by Woodridge families, exploring how robotics and creativity can solve real-world problems while keeping that Woodridge Eagle spirit.
Woodridge Robotics Coop is not an official program of the Bellevue School District, but it works closely with school and PTSA partners to support Woodridge students.
Whether you are a student, parent, teacher, or neighbor, there’s a way to plug in.
Interested in joining BRAIN_bots, AI Eagles, or starting a new team with friends? We can help connect you with coaches and other families.
Email: info@woodridgerobotics.org
New to FIRST LEGO League or returning for another season? The Coop shares practice plans, robot code, and experience so you don’t have to figure it all out alone.
Learn more about mentoring with FIRST Washington here.
Businesses and community organizations can support Woodridge teams through sponsorships, in-kind donations, or hosting site visits so students can see real-world STEM in action.
Contact: sponsors@woodridgerobotics.org