NEED News & Articles
Ella’s Green Thumb
NEED is excited to spotlight a new book from Dr. Kristina Anderson Griffith! Kristina is one of NEED’s talented facilitators in Alabama and we know…
Creating an Energy Ethic
Blog by Jim Brown, NBCT, CEM7/8 STEM Teacher, Sand CreekOn-site Energy Manager There are various reasons for instituting an energy management program. It might be…
Power in Numbers
Blog by Jim Brown, NBCT, CEM7/8 STEM Teacher, Sand CreekOn-site Energy Manager What an energy manager does can vary greatly from one organization to another. Some…
Energy Awareness Month
What are your students doing to celebrate Energy Awareness Month? Each year, the U.S. Department of Energy designates October as Energy Awareness Month. This is…
High School EV Challenge With PG&E Crosses the Finish Line!
An engaging STEM internship program concluded on August 5 when teams raced electric go-karts at the Pacific Gas and Electric Company’s Electric Safety Academy in…
National Electricity Day
Open Letter Elon Musk, Tesla Motor Co Dear Elon, Thank you for naming your car company after me. Doing so has renewed interest in who…
The NEED Project
Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!
This update is absolutely radiant! ⚛️
NEED’s updated nuclear curriculum helps students explore uranium, atoms, reactors, electricity generation, safety, and careers through engaging, classroom-ready resources.
Available as a free PDF download at
Nuclear Energy/Uranium (I/S) · National Energy Education Development Project
www.need.org
Newly Updated! FREE PDF Download Guides: ·Energy From Uranium (6-8) ·Exploring Nuclear Energy (9-12) Through background information and hands-on activities, students will learn about the chemistry a...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Don't miss out! We're already filling up the fall calendar with free, hands-on energy professional development. Find one near you and join us! www.NEED.org/events
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Our last NEED Energy Exchange Monthly Webinar for this school year took place this week, but have no fear as you can view the recording (and all of our previous monthly webinars) at youtu.be/tG2zfVmFJW0
Stay tuned as we'll bring back this monthly offering for the 2026-2027 school year!
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