Rocketry Programs
TARC 2022-2023 Challenge, and Team info.
TARC is for students in grades 9-12. STEM+C will enroll 10 students for the 2022-2023 season. If you are interested in joining our TARC Team or to find out more information about our team, click the link below. Our first TARC team meeting will take place over winter break 2022 (Date to be determined). The program will start the first week of January, and meet once per week for approximately 14 team meetings. Much of what the students do will be at their own pace. The cost per student to join our team is $250. For the full meeting agenda, use the link below.
Our roster as of August 30th, 2022
You may Zelle the fee to stemplusc@gmail.com
General Program Rules and Overview
- Payload is (1) eggs,
- Target altitude is 850ft
- Flight duration time of 42-45 seconds
- They must use two body sections, which may be of any length and diameter. One of these must contain the egg and altimeter, and the second must contain the rocket motor(s). The two sections must separate after apogee and recover separately, both by parachute.
- All parts of the rocket must be recovered connected together.
- Rockets must be at least 650mm long
- Flying weight cannot exceed 650grams (Liftoff weight)
- Limited to 80N-sec of installed total impulse.
- General TARC program information.
- 2022-2023 Official Rules
- Rocksim TARC download our team number is 23-0000002559 or team number 22-0000000806
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- Qualification flights are due by April 3rd, 2023
Rocketry Resources
How to deploy (2) parachutes in Rocksim
The Estes video series on the basics of model rocketry.
BT70 and BT80 3d print files
STL Files
Junior High Power Rocketry Certification for High School Students
For our High School students who participate in TARC, we work with them
throughout the TARC season to earn their Junior High Power Rocketry
Certification. For more information about
how to earn your junior high power
rocketry certification follow this link …
NAR Junior High Power Certification.
