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Roadmap QandA Session
Nov. 2nd, 2025 | Sun | 6 to 6:45 PM
📍 Details: Our director will share "Learning Roadmap with Record-Proven Success". This session will help you understand how Storming Robots builds strong engineering and problem-solving foundations that prepare students to excel in today’s AI-driven world.
👉 Action: Sign Up Here to Receive the Zoom Link. Let’s explore how your child can gain the skills, confidence, and recognition that open doors to future college preparation and beyond.
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Learn about:
✨ How SR’s program builds genuine engineering knowledge
⚙️ What sets SR apart from typical coding or robotics classes
🏆 How students qualify for and benefit from various competitions
💡 The key differences between SR’s competitions and school events
🚀 How SR prepares students to thrive in an AI-driven world
Two time slots for Information Sharing and Q & A :
We are excited to invite you to our free presentations on Storming Robots' summer engineering enrichment programs at our upcoming Open House event on April 16 and 17.
Sessions provide a look at our success-proven approach featuring weekly workshops that offer engineering challenges rarely found in traditional grade-school curricula. Our programs emphasize Robotics Engineering, Computational Thinking, and Algorithmic Programming—essential skills for cultivating critical thinkers in today’s AI-driven world.
Systematic STEM Roadmap with Summer Robotics Projects Demo
Two time slots - Systematic Roadmap Information Sharing and Q & A Discover a Systematic Roadmap for those who are interested in gaining competitive edge in robotics and indispensable computer science foundation. Join us to explore our proven learning pathways designed to nurture young innovators!
Join us at our free robotics projects short demo for Storming Robots' summer engineering enrichment programs.
Gr. 5 - 8 | 4 to 4:45 PM | Roadmap meeting followed by Summer Robotics Demo.
Gr. 8 & up | 5 to 6 PM | Roadmap meeting followed by Summer Robotics Demo.
Tech Presentation by two 2024 World Winning Teams
We are thrilled to share that our recent presentation in October was a resounding success, thanks to an enthusiastic and packed audience. We deeply appreciate your support and interest!
For those who could not join us last time, we are planning to host another opportunity. To ensure you receive all the details promptly, please consider joining our mailing list to stay informed about the upcoming event and all future updates.
Date: were done in October, 2024. Due to overwhelming attendance, we are working to ask the team to do another presentation. Will announce as soon as it becomes available.
Discussion -Why Computer Science with CT is indispensable and Bedrock of Education for the AI era!?
Please note that this has been rescheduled from May 25th to June 15th due to unforeseable urgency.
6 to 6:30 PM. Join us for an open dialog about how Computer Science is indepensible and more important than ever within grade school education in the coming AI eras.
Free Online Simulation Tutorial for Enrichment teachers
Coming in Early June!
Please Contact us if you are interested. We'll email you as soon as the registration becomes available. OR, you may also subscribe our mailing list to receive the latest announcment.
Presentation at the New Jersey Association for Gifted Children
April 11th, 2025.
Topics: "Computational Thinking literacy stands as fundamental as the
ABCs.". Focus:
From Storming Robots to MIT: Meet One of Scientific American’s 28 Exceptional Early-Career Researchers
Sept. 13th (Sunday) - 5:30 to 6:15PM
Presenter: Alex Zhang.
Ph.D. Student at MIT
B.S., Princeton University
Storming Robots alumnus — attended from 7th through 11th grade
Recognized as one of Scientific American’s 28 exceptional early-career researchers whose work is helping shape the future of science and society
Congratulation to Alex for his acheievements.
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Alex will share his journey from a young aspiring STEM student to an accomplished researcher, highlighting the challenges, persistence, and mindset behind his achievements. Drawing from his own experience, he will also explore what it means to become a strong problem solver in the age of AI—and why computational thinking, independent reasoning, and deep problem-solving skills remain essential, far beyond simply becoming proficient with AI tools.
Come hear from someone who once sat where our students sit today—and discover where curiosity, perseverance, and deep thinking can lead.
