Summer Registration is closed

.Thank you for the interest in summer programs. Registration for the summer of 2026 will open in April 2026 and be published here.

Pre-Season Info Meetings

Our season info meetings will introduce you to the world of robotics for 1st-12th graders.

If you are new to Fox Valley Robotics or your family is entering a new division, select the link below to view the schedule.

Info Meetings Schedule and Details

New Registration and Renewal Information

Registration will open August 1st. Registration instructions and updates will be posted here.

Registration for the 2025-2026 season

Registration begins in August. Join our mailing list to hear about Summer Workshops and the Fall Info Meeting schedule. In the mean time, learn more about our programs by hovering over tab Divisions and selecting the age groups appropriate for your family.

Fox Valley Robotics / Batavia Robotics Organization

Fox Valley Robotics/Batavia Robotics is a non-profit organization aimed at teaching students in 1^st-12^th grade STEM concepts through robotics. FVR teams participate in competitions run through FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) and IFI VEX Robotics.

FVR consists of three divisions:
LegoWolves for students in 1st-3rd grade and participate in FIRST LEGO League Explore program.
LegoDogs for students in 4th-8th grade and participate in FIRST LEGO League Challenge competition.
Coyotes for students in 8th-12th grade and can participate in IFI's VEX Robotics Competition or FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) competition.

Fox Valley Robotics was started in 2002 at Rotolo Middle School in Batavia, Illinois as a team of six 6^th and 7^th grade students. By 2006, FVR had expanded into three 6^th-8^th grade teams- LegoDogs Division- and two 8^th-12^th grade teams- the Coyotes Division. For the 2011 competition season, the LegoDogs Division expanded down to 4th grade. In 2012, FVR introduced the 1^st-3^rd grade program, LegoWolves.

FVR/BR is a volunteer driven organization. Parents and/or mentors coach individual teams with support from the division coordinators and other parent coaches. Summer programs are coordinated by, and staffed by, volunteers from the FVR/BR organization and divisions.

Mission Statement

To provide a fun learning environment which encompasses science and engineering for kids 1st-12th grade. Robotics is the “sport for the mind.”

FVR/BR Doctrine

We respect each other and all others.
We support each other and all others.
We are a team.
We do the work to find solutions with guidance from our coaches and mentors.
We honor the spirit of friendly competition.
What we discover is more important that what we win.
We share our experiences with others.
We display Gracious Professionalism™ in everything we do.
We have FUN.