The BEST Process

Each team designs and builds a radio-controlled machine to accomplish defined tasks in a game-type format. Six weeks before the competition, the teams gather for Kick Off Day in early September at local hub sites where they receive identical kits of equipment (motors, r/c unit, batteries, etc.) and raw materials from which to build their machines, and a detailed set of game rules. The machines they build cannot weigh more than 24 pounds, must fit within a 24-inch cube, and must be built only from the raw materials supplied to them by the local hub.

• Sponsors

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  Partners

  J.L. Bedsole Foundation
  Evonik Degussa Corporation
  CentraLite
  Boise Paper
  Faulkner State Community College
  University of South Alabama - Engineering
  Dorsett Productions
  Davidson High School EPIC Program
  BakerBytes
  Home Depot
  System Scale Corporation
  Callis Communications
  TSCI
  

  Many other local corporations have supported Jubilee BEST by encouraging their employees to become involved with this program. Hours have been spent by these volunteers building the playing field, assembling kits, mentoring schools, judging game day, website design, and various other volunteer opportunities. Due to the large number of employers and employees involved, Jubilee BEST would like to "Thank" the community of Mobile for the impact they are making on the future of our children. You are truly making a difference!