Sunnyvale, California
The Sunnyvale, CA Lockheed Martin Code Quest® will be held in person.
B157 Litrium
Lockheed Martin Space Systems - Sunnyvale
1111 Lockheed Martin Way
Sunnyvale, CA 94088
Security Requirements:
- Only registered students and coaches will be admitted. No parents, siblings, or
spectators. - Students can be non-U.S. citizens if they are in 9th– 12th grade at the time of the
competition. - Students that are 18 years old at the time of the competition must be in grade 9th-
12th of high school to compete. - Coaches must be U.S. citizens or have proof of permanent residence.
- Alternates will only be admitted if they are replacing a primary team member, were pre-
registered, and submitted a signed photo release.
Forms
- Full legal names are required for coaches and students
- Photo Release - Minors
- Photo Relase - Adults
- Liability Release Form
Eligibility
Teams
- Lockheed Martin Code Quest is open to students in public, charter, or private,
high schools, or of equivalent age/grade (for home schooled students). - Each team consists of 2- 3 students plus one coach.
- Students on the same team must be from the same school. (Exemption for home
schools and case by case requests.) - UPDATED RULES CHANGE
- In-person and virtual competition options available
- Now accepting unlimited teams per school for the in-person event.
- Important: Coaches that are attending in-person cannot attend the virtual competition. There will be activities that coaches will participate in during the competition period and no cell phones are allowed at the in-person events.
- Important: Coaches that are attending in-person cannot attend the virtual competition. There will be activities that coaches will participate in during the competition period and no cell phones are allowed at the in-person events.
- Now accepting unlimited teams per school for the in-person event.
- Up to three (3) teams per school are allowed in the virtual event.
- A team should be affiliated with and represent the High School under which they
are registering. - STEM programs are eligible to register a team
- STEM program is a curriculum based on educating students in four
specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
— in an interdisciplinary and applied approach. The program of study
focuses on the application of the subjects in a challenging and rigorous
manner. Courses and pathways cover preparation for post-secondary
education and employment. - The STEM Program should be a recognized organization/club within the
community and high school(s). - STEM programs are eligible to register a team with students from different
schools if the students’ school cannot form a team.
- STEM program is a curriculum based on educating students in four
Coaches
- A coach can be a teacher. A parent can be a coach if the teacher is unable to
attend. Coaches will serve as chaperones at the event and participate in
activities during the competition. - Only one coach per team is allowed. If a school has more than one team
participating, one coach for multiple teams is acceptable, however, coaches that
are associated with on-site teams can't work with the virtual teams
Additional
- Food allergies cannot be accommodated, teams may bring their own breakfast
and lunches. - Family members cannot be accommodated.
- UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are ANY cell phones, smart watches, e-readers,
broad-band network cards or recording devices allowed inside Lockheed Martin
facilities. Please leave ALL phones in your cars. Since cell phones will not be
allowed in any building, we will provide a number where family and friends can
reach you in case of emergency. If you are observed in possession of any of
these devices, your team is subject to immediate disqualificatio.
For clarifications or questions please contact code-quest.gr-aero@lmco.com.
Technical
Technical
In-Person competition: each team can bring only one (1) lap-top computer.
For a complete list of eligibility requirements see the Official Rules