Mukilteo Robotics is dedicated to offering free STEM opportunities to local students, irrespective of their socio-economic backgrounds or nationalities. We actively recruit from six local schools, two of which, Mariner High School and Explorer Middle School, are underfunded.

Our commitment extends beyond recruitment; as we provide comprehensive instruction in STEM subjects, including coding and CADing lessons, to all our members. What sets us apart is our focus on cultivating other essential skills like grit, perseverance, and patience, which are crucial for success in both local VRC tournaments and the broader STEM workplace.

We also empower our students with leadership opportunities by electing a board from within the club, giving them hands-on experience in strategic planning, task delegation, resource management, financial planning, and communication. Additionally, our members generously serve as volunteer mentors for local middle and high school robotics clubs, fostering mentoring opportunities for the wider community.

Mukilteo Robotics is an all-volunteer, independent club founded in 2017. It was established due to a lack of STEM opportunities provided by the local school districts. Like many organizations, Mukilteo Robotics faced significant challenges during the pandemic, but we chose to persevere and thrive.

Our club has come a long way, from a single small team of 6 members in a garage, to 40 members, with even more individuals on our waiting list eager to join.

However, because of our current lack of resources, we are unable to accept any more members. We are not affiliated with any school or other organization that could provide funding. Our commitment to remaining free for all members and open to anyone interested, based on availability, remains steadfast. Therefore, we are actively broadening our network of potential donors to stay true to our mission.