TRC Schedule of classes & Events

Keeping you up to date with TRClass, TRCamp, TRCompetition events and TRCommunity happenings!

2024/2025 program Schedule

preliminary schedule: All dates are subject to change


TRClass

  • Spring classes began Monday, January 13 and end Thursday, May 15
  • TRC will be closed the following weeks for holiday/admin weeks:  February 17, March 31, and April 14. 
  • Though classes have begun, you may still register for a pro-rated fee by contacting us directly at 615-796-4632
  • Fall season will begin in August.  Stay tuned for details and registration information.
  • All Classes meet on Mondays and Thursdays.  We have homeschool, open lab and afterschool options.  Our homeschool  and after school classes run for a 15 week season.  Our labs our available on Mondays and Thursdays from 4-5pm. 


TRCamp

  • Summer Camp will begin June 2.  Registration is open now!  We have TRCamp and TRCamp Jr options this year. 
  • Camp weeks will be June 2, June 16, June 23, July 7 and July 21.
  • Camps will run from 9am to 12 each day Monday through Friday
  • Early bird pricing ends April 20 so be sure to sign up today!


TRCompetition


     Our competition teams are by invitation only and are chosen from current TRC students. 

     For a chance to participate in our next season, enroll in a class today!


      Team member selection and registration begins July 1

      Season meetings begin in August and are typically held once per week on either a Monday or Thursday with an additional day added when there is an                upcoming competition.    Competitions begin in December.  State Championships are held February through April. 


      Potential teams include First Lego League Robotics for elementary, First Tech Challenge for middle school and high school; American

      Rocketry Challenge for high school; and Robot Drone League for high school.   



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