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info@truerobotics.org+1 (774) 276-9820Worcester, Massachusetts

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A student crouches on the classroom floor with both hands out to guide a purple Pilot robot across the tile

What happens next

Students sit and stand around the edge of a gym floor and watch four robot kits drive between them

Whether you send the form, email or call, the conversation follows the same four steps.

  1. We listen first. The first call is about your school: your grades, your goals and what you already run.
  2. We show you the K-8 Classroom Suite. We walk through the three programs and run the software on the devices your students already use.
  3. We send what your board needs, then follow up. You get the board information and the grant options we have researched, then a call in about two weeks about funding and where to start.
How we help with funding

Questions before you reach out

Who will our school work with?

Emily Hajko, our Director of Education, oversees overall school success. She makes sure our programs are a good fit for each school and that we provide what its students and teachers need. The work starts with learning about your school: what you run now for STEM and robotics, and your long-term goals. Emily is a former teacher, and her goal is always to get teachers' prep time down to zero. Every teacher also gets an assigned point of contact at True Robotics, a person they can reach any time they need help.

What happens after a first call?

We start by learning about your school: what you run today for STEM and robotics, and your long-term goals. After the call, we send everything you need to take to your board or leadership team, along with grant options we have researched for you. Then we set a follow-up, typically in about two weeks, to talk through funding and the next step. Request a quote to start the conversation.

What does the school need to provide?

Just devices for students to code on, such as the Chromebooks or iPads your school already uses. The robots are compatible with any Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPad or Android tablet. We provide everything else: the robots and robot kits with all required tools and pieces, the batteries, the chargers, double the screws you will need, the game controller for Pilot and Axle, the curriculum and the professional development.

Do you have grants? How do schools pay for this?

The two most common funding routes are Title funds and grants. We work very often with Title I, Title II and Title IV, and if a school has money left over in any of those pools, we can split up the package so each part draws on a different pool. Grant funding is another very common route, and one we know well. Our Director of Education researches grants that are open and available to your school. Once we settle on one that fits, she works with you to fill out the application and put together the budget table, so the submission is strong and has the best chance of winning.

Talk to us about your school

A quote starts with your grades and your goals. A message can start with a single question.

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