The Georgia Institute of Technology® is the Affiliate Partner for FIRST®LEGO® League Challenge. The Georgia Tech® Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics and Computing (CEISMC) facilitates the program for the State of Georgia and operates the State Championship event held at Georgia Tech®. Under the supervision of CEISMC, all other events (regionals, super-regionals, state championship) are operated by local hosts for the facilitation of the event.  The local event hosts are responsible for all tournament arrangements under the guidance of FIRST® LEGO® League protocols.

Whether you are a first-time coach, seasoned veteran, partner host, or anyone in between, we want to thank you for being a part of this amazing program! We strive to ensure everyone has a quality experience each season, and this year will be no different. See below for some important details regarding this year's season which launches August 5th!

• First up, we have increased our state registration fee by $25 per team which brings it to $250. Registration opens in early August and runs through October 17th. Please register before this time to avoid the late registration fee!
• Next, we have created a new team scholarship program! We are very excited to offer this to all brand-new teams during not only their first season, but their second season as well! This scholarship reduces your state registration fee to $125. More details can be found on the new scholarship page in the menu above. 
• Regional competitions will take place in November/December, and Super-Regional competitions will take place in January. More details are found within the registration system which opens in early August. 
• Georgia Tech will host an expanded 60-team state tournament on February 7th, 2026.
• National registration is live! You MUST register at the national level FIRST to get your team number. Click here to get started.

To reach out, please email us at fll@ceismc.gatech.edu. 

Click here to read about the exciting changes coming to FLL this year!

Click here to read about one FLL volunteer's journey as a mentor!