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Look into joining your local FIRST team, whether it be first tech challenge or first robotics challenge, they are both great programs. Through all the ups and downs of being on those teams, its definitely worth doing. 14 is also probably the best time to join a FRC team if that is available in your area.

How bad is it that google publishes reports on how much less travel has occurred since the start of the covid lockdown? Wouldn't that mean that google already has access to information about who has broken lockdown rules and likely has passed that info forward to law agencies?

There is a significant negative stigma to gamers, despite the massive number of people that own consoles or play on pc. At my school, theres no way we could get anywhere near that many kids to come in, and theres ~2000 students in my school, due to that negative stereotype about gamers. How did you overcome that issue and get kids to come in numbers more than a few at a time?

Edit: Also I would definitely attend a club like this, but unfortunately a lot of gamers prove the negative stereotype and are severe introverts and are very socially awkward, which probably prevents a lot more of these clubs from forming. Do you do anything to help kids come out of their shell and go and become socially active and physically active people, which is very important for someone's wellbeing?

Even if you don't download any apps for it, google and possibly apple already tracks your movement and knows if you have been breaking quarantine rules or not