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Parent Info
What to expect before joining Reno Rovers, from enrollment and session basics to materials, attendance, and festival preparation.
Start by contacting Reno Rovers. We will help confirm the right program, current availability, and what your child should expect.
Share your child's age, experience level, schedule needs, and whether you are interested in the elementary group, middle-school group, Explore Program, or seasonal festival team.
We will help compare age group, program options, availability, schedule, and whether the class pace is right for your child.
Families receive arrival details, what to expect, and any next steps before the first hands-on robotics session.
These are the practical details most families want to understand before the first robotics session. Reno Rovers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supporting youth robotics education in Reno, Nevada.
Students should bring curiosity, comfortable clothes, and a water bottle. Robotics kits, computers, and class materials are provided by Reno Rovers.
Plan to arrive a few minutes early so students can settle in. Parents should confirm pickup details with the coaching team for the current session location.
Consistent attendance helps teams build momentum. If your child will miss a session, contact Reno Rovers so coaches can plan around the team's work.
Sessions are active and hands-on. Students work in small age-appropriate groups, practice respectful teamwork, and learn by building, testing, and improving ideas.
Reno Rovers supports elementary students ages 6-10 and middle-school students ages 11-14, with program placement based on age, experience, schedule, and current availability.
Festival-track students prepare a LEGO model, poster, and short presentation. Families should expect practice time plus a showcase or festival event.
Questions about fit, schedule, materials, or festival dates should go directly to Reno Rovers so families get current information before joining.
Reno Rovers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Community support helps provide robotics materials, event preparation, and hands-on STEAM opportunities for students.
These photos show the mix parents can expect: structured practice time, visible teamwork, and seasonal showcase moments.

Families can expect active, hands-on sessions with clear structure.

Festival and showcase days are part of the club experience for seasonal teams.

Students build confidence by showing what they designed and learned.
Quick answers for families comparing the Explore Program and the seasonal FIRST LEGO League Explore Festival path.
No. The program is designed for young builders who are learning through guided practice, experimentation, and teamwork.
Yes. Robotics kits and computer devices are provided during sessions.
Choose the Explore Program for a flexible club experience. Choose the Festival Program if your child is ready for a structured team season and presentation goal. Reno Rovers can also help match students to the 6-10 or 11-14 age group.
Students regularly practice explaining what they built and learned. Festival and showcase moments give families a clear view of student progress.
Yes. Reno Rovers is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 41-4792555.
Contact Reno Rovers to confirm current availability, schedule, program fit, and next steps for joining.