Exciting Opportunities for Students in K12 Robotics League
K12 Robotics League Opens Registration for 2025–26 Season
Today marks the beginning of an exciting opportunity for students interested in robotics. K12, a recognized national leader in online K–12 education, has announced the registration for the 2025–26 K12 Robotics League season. This competition is designed for students in grades 4 through 12 and welcomes participants from all experience levels, aiming to build vital skills in coding, engineering, and collaborative problem-solving.
How to Participate in the K12 Robotics League
Students can participate in the league in several ways. They may register as individuals, create teams on their own, or participate through their schools or after-school clubs. The registration process opens on September 3, 2025, and will be available until November 12, 2025, giving students ample time to prepare.
Years of Engaging Competitions
As the K12 Robotics League enters its fourth year, it has already captivated hundreds of students around the nation with engaging and rigorous competitions tailored to different grade levels. The season culminates in a national in-person championship each summer, creating a thrilling experience for all participants. Every student receives access to a wealth of practice tools, competition rules, and detailed resources aimed at supporting their journey, including instructor training and weekly live help sessions.
Key Dates and Eligibility for Participants
Several key dates mark the K12 Robotics League season:
- Registration Opens: September 3, 2025
- Competition Season Begins: January 2026
- National Finals: Spring 2026
- National Championship: June 2026
Eligibility for the league is broad, inviting all U.S. students in grades 4 to 12. Whether joining as individuals, with school-based teams, or after-school groups, there is no prior robotics experience required, making it accessible to all interested learners.
About K12 and Its Mission
K12 has been a pioneer in virtual education for 25 years, impacting over three million students nationwide. It offers diverse learning options such as online public and private schools, personalized tutoring, and accredited homeschool curricula. As a portfolio brand of Stride, Inc., K12 continues to innovate and adapt to meet the educational needs of families.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grades can participate in the K12 Robotics League?
The league is open to students in grades 4 through 12.
When does registration for the league open?
Registration opens on September 3, 2025, and closes on November 12, 2025.
Is prior robotics experience necessary to participate?
No prior robotics experience is required; all students are welcome.
What resources are available to participants?
Participants receive access to practice tools, competition rules, resources, instructor training, and live help sessions.
What is the culmination of the league competition?
The K12 Robotics League culminates in a national in-person championship each summer.
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