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Arab Israeli Students Compete in Global Robotics Championship

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The Turismo 7177 robotics team from Youssef Shaheen School competed in the global FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). The team, which works across electronics, engineering, programming, media, and social work, was featured on Hala TV. Faculty advisor Soufian Ajamil and students Miral Haj Yahya and Hassan Marwat discussed their participation and the team's diverse activities.

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  • The Turismo 7177 robotics team from Youssef Shaheen School competed in the global FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC).
  • The student team engages in electronics, engineering design, programming, media, and social work.
  • Faculty advisor Soufian Ajamil and students Miral Haj Yahya and Hassan Marwat were interviewed on Hala TV.
  • The team discussed their participation and multifaceted work in preparing for the international event.

The Turismo 7177 robotics team from the Youssef Shaheen Comprehensive Workers of Brotherhood School participated in the global FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC). The student team operates collaboratively across various disciplines including electronics, engineering design, programming, media, and social work. To provide further insight into the team's efforts, Soufian Ajamil, the faculty advisor, along with students Miral Haj Yahya and Hassan Marwat, were interviewed on Hala TV. The students and their advisor discussed their participation and the team's multifaceted work in preparing for the international event.

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