“They would call me a wetback,” he said. He was a sophomore in high school when he joined Carl Hayden’s robotics team, which he’d learned of by word of mouth. By the time they came up with ...

four Carl Hayden high-school students, all of whom were brought into the country illegally as children, beat out a team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in an underwater robotics ...

The journey of the Carl Hayden High School team is chronicled in Wired magazine and raises issues surrounding college funding for the children of immigrants. Susan Stamberg talks to two of the ...

A 2004 victory by the Carl Hayden robotics team is the subject of a movie starring George Lopez. Students will be able to earn a high school letter in robotics. High-school robotics programs ...

The problem is often thought to crop up in high school, but little is done to fix it. Lajvardi and Cameron wanted to try. The 2007 Carl Hayden All-Women Robotics Team in San Diego. They started in ...

There were only four high school boys on the robotics team in 2004, all of them undocumented immigrants, the year Carl Hayden Community High School defeated engineering powerhouse MIT in a ...

The team—Lorenzo Santillian, Christian Arcega, Oscar Vazquez and Luis Arranda—from Arizona’s Carl Hayden Community ... story was not just about a high school robotics team, but larger ...

Other notable Carl Hayden High School students who went on to achieve ... of “Shooter” and “Cesar Chavez” fame narrates the robotics competition documentary, which is directed by Mary ...

The program focuses on the experiences of three different high school robotics teams across the country, including Carl Hayden High School's team. Carl Hayden became famous when its students ...