Walton High School's robot camp accepting students

Marietta's Walton High School is now accepting applications for its 4-day Robotics Camp scheduled to be held June 13 through June 16 at the school's campus at 1590 Bill Murdock Rd., Marietta. The camp is open to kids entering grades 6-through-8. Students will have a chance to build their own robots and compete with others to find out whose is best. The cost is $125. For an application and more information go to: waltonrobotics.org or send an e-mail to waltonroboticscamp@gmail.com.

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