An independent, non profit competitive robotics and technology program for high school students attending Placer County schools.
Placer Advanced Robotics and Technology (PART) starts with a simple concept — student-run, after school technology projects and competitions allow students to apply their STEM classroom knowledge and quickly expand their skills by identifying and solving problems using emerging technology. With a focus on self-learning through mentor and industry support, PART develops independent problem solvers that can adapt to and leverage the rapidly changing advanced technology around them.
