Lego League Challenge

The LEGO League Challenge is an exciting, hands-on opportunity for students to dive into the world of robotics and innovation! Working in teams, students design, build, and program LEGO robots to complete themed missions on a challenge mat. Each year’s challenge focuses on a real-world problem, inspiring students to research, brainstorm solutions, and present their ideas to judges. Along the way, they develop teamwork, coding, and engineering skills while fostering creativity and critical thinking. The LEGO League Challenge encourages students to explore how STEM can make a difference in the world—one brick at a time!

Staff Contacts

Amy Krause
Elementary Principal
Amy.Krause@ogden.k12.ia.us

Engage, Educate, and Empower.

Ogden Community School District will inspire the next generation of innovative thinkers to persevere and succeed in meeting tomorrow's opportunities.

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