What is the REC Foundation Aerial Drone Competition?

The REC Foundation Aerial Drone Competition is a prestigious event that challenges students to apply coding, engineering, and problem-solving skills in an exciting, competitive environment. Teams must navigate drones through obstacle courses, complete complex missions, and demonstrate precision flying—all while showcasing teamwork and strategic thinking.

Why This Matters for Northwest Arkansas

The success of LISA Springdale and LISA Rogers-Bentonville reflects the region’s growing emphasis on STEM education and workforce development. As Northwest Arkansas continues to position itself as a hub for technology and innovation, programs like this equip students with valuable skills in robotics, programming, and aviation technology—all critical for the future job market.

LISA Academy’s Commitment to STEM Excellence

LISA Academy is dedicated to fostering real-world STEM experiences that go beyond the classroom. By integrating competitions like the REC Foundation Aerial Drone Competition into their curriculum, LISA ensures that students receive hands-on exposure to cutting-edge technology, critical thinking, and collaborative problem-solving—all essential for success in college and beyond.

Looking Ahead

With this achievement, LISA Springdale and LISA Rogers-Bentonville students will now compete at the regional level, further demonstrating their expertise and determination. Their participation showcases the talent and innovation thriving within our local schools and reinforces Northwest Arkansas as a leader in STEM education and career readiness.

Join us in congratulating these future engineers, pilots, and tech innovators as they represent our community on a larger stage!