PS Bank Donates $5,000 to Tunkhannock Area High School Robotics Program

PS Bank was proud to recently make a contribution of $5,000 to the Tunkhannock Area High School robotics program. This donation was made possible through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit program.

The Robotics Team has been in Tunkhannock since 1997 and has helped many students find a passion in engineering and robotics. Over the last few years, the growth in technology and automation in engineering and manufacturing has increasingly highlighted the importance of learning the basics of robotics. With this increase, robotics has made its way into the classroom as part of the electronics laboratory. This donation will help fund resources for the class, club, and team by almost doubling the supplies to design, build, and program robots.

Matthew Wincek, Tunkhannock Area High School principal, accepted the donation on behalf of the robotics program. “The Tunkhannock Area High School Robotics Club and Team would like to thank you for your support and generous donation to the program. The increase in supplies allows for more students to get to experience the fun and education of robotics, while growing the team’s motto, “Tigers Today, Leaders Tomorrow,” said Wincek.

At the check presentation, PS Bank officers had the chance to meet the leadership of the Tigertrons, including Robert Hug, Advisor; Erik Arndt, President; Emmalee Campbell, Public Relations and Electronics Lead; and Aiden Pallman, Manufacturing and Build Lead.