Techsters started its 2026 season with an introductory meeting where members got to know the board and learned about the club’s goals. The board also previewed the rest of the season, including Python, Java, and robotics.
For the first six sessions, members focused on building a foundation in Python and Java. The board members began with the basics and gradually moved into more detailed concepts as the sessions progressed. And after learning each concept, the board gave members small coding challenges to practice what they had just learned and apply their skills independently, making the session more interactive and fun.
After the programming sessions, the second half of Techsters moved on to robotics with EV3 robots. The board taught members the basics of robotics, including how robots follow commands and complete tasks. Members also learned a little about FLL and how to get involved in robotics in middle school. As the sessions continued, the activities became more competitive. Members worked through robot challenges, competed against each other, and tested whose robot could complete the maze the fastest.
Finally, the season wrapped up with a final meeting with Iccha, the founder of Techsters, and Mrs. Markman. They spoke about the high school robotics team and explained how current 8th graders could join as freshmen. They also talked about college, future opportunities, and how technology can play a major role in different careers.
The board members ended by sharing advice about high school life, including classes, workload, clubs, and the challenges students may face. On their journey, members gained a better idea of what to expect and how Techsters could help them explore their interest in technology. The final session ended with donuts, making for a fun and memorable way to close out the 2026 season.




































