APPLICATIONS OPEN SOON
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Everything your school gets
WHAT MEMBERSHIP INCLUDES
- Coordinator School Portal: one dashboard to manage your roster, curriculum, schedule, and races.
- BCI Curriculum: league-published lectures, videos, and assignments, organized into modules and topics.
- Neuroblock coding studio: students build drone-control logic with drag-and-drop blocks and submit work to their teacher.
- Student roster and portals: up to 50 student seats, each with a secure personal student portal (add more seats anytime).
- Race organizing: build single-elimination brackets, schedule practices and events, and run your own brain-drone races.
- Flight Simulator: practice runs in the BDRL simulator.
- Performance analytics: track each student’s focus score, completion time, and race history.
- Planning tools: team kanban boards, notes, and a brainstorm canvas.
- Live updates: in-portal notifications plus full account and membership management.
- Technical support: email support and virtual onboarding from the BDRL Technical Team.
WHAT YOUR SCHOOL NEEDS
- An indoor flying space such as a gym, cafeteria, or multipurpose room.
- Reliable Wi-Fi in the flying area, on a network that allows device-to-device connections.
- A coordinator a teacher or club advisor who owns the portal and runs race days.
HOW SCHOOLS PAY FOR IT
- Department budget science, computer science, CTE, or athletics.
- STEM grants membership fits typical district and state STEM grant criteria.
- PTA or booster funding
- Student fees where district policy allows.
No surprises
WHAT HAPPENS AFTER YOU APPLY
1
Apply
A ten-minute form: school details, your role, space and Wi-Fi, and how you plan to use it.
2
Review
We read every application and reply by email, usually with a few questions.
3
Onboarding
A virtual session with the BDRL Technical Team to set up your portal, roster, and equipment.
4
First race day
Students learn the science, practice in the simulator, then fly. You host the bracket.
Before a teacher can say yes
QUESTIONS PRINCIPALS ASK
Which grades is this for?
Middle and high school. Middle schools that also serve high school students are welcome; the application asks about it.
Do students need coding experience?
No. Neuroblock uses drag-and-drop blocks, and the curriculum starts from what a brain-computer interface is. Students with coding experience can go deeper.
Is it safe to fly drones with students?
Racing happens indoors in a defined space with fail-safes and collision avoidance, and the simulator lets students practice before any real flight. The coordinator runs every race day.
What data do you keep about our students?
Names, race results, and focus scores inside your school’s portal, visible to your coordinator and to BDRL. No advertising, nothing sold. Details are in our Privacy Policy. Privacy Policy
SEND THIS TO YOUR PRINCIPAL
A one-page brief with what membership includes, what the school needs, and how schools fund it. Built for forwarding.
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