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Student Board of Directors

Founded in 2023, the Student Board of Directors empowers Kentucky FIRST students to shape the future of robotics in our state. These student leaders bring energy, creativity, and passion to KY FIRST Robotics—ensuring that student voices drive innovation, growth, and opportunity across every program.

Current Student Board of Directors

Meet the students shaping the future of FIRST Robotics in Kentucky!
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Ella

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Jonathan

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Nathan

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Sophia

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Ben

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Emma

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Kylee

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Nolan

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Blake

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Emma

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Maxim

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RJ

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Chloe

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Eric

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Martin

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Zachari

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Students

Now Accepting Student Board of Director Applications for 2025-2026!

Current high school FTC & FRC students may apply to the Student Board of Directors. All applicants will use the link below. Before applying, should should read through the Guidelines and what it means to be on the student board of directors here.

What is the Student Board of Directors (SBOD)?

Established in 2023, the Student Board of Directors (SBOD) is an exciting and important addition to KY FIRST Robotics. The SBOD provides a platform for student leaders across Kentucky to share their perspectives, contribute ideas, and play an active role in shaping the direction of our programs.

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KY FIRST Robotics is committed to helping students grow — technically, professionally, and personally. FIRST students are passionate, driven, and insightful. They bring valuable input on how to improve the student experience and are dedicated to ensuring more young people have access to the same opportunities that have inspired their own growth.

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Through the SBOD, KY FIRST Robotics amplifies student voices and builds a strong bridge between students and the organization, ensuring their ideas help guide the future of FIRST in Kentucky.

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