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Student STEM Workshop at the Offshore Technology Conference
On May 8, 2025, Energy4me held a successful Student STEM Workshop at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston with nearly 100 students from the Houston…
Pi Day and NEED Education at Rochester School
March 14th is International Pi Day. This year, at Rochester School, students from science, math, and technology organized a show and tell of their best…
Celebrating 45 Years of NEED Curriculum
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Dominion Energy Wind for Schools
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Decarbonization
The term βdecarbonizationβ is popping up everywhere.Β But what does it mean?Β Decarbonization isΒ a method of climate change mitigation used for removal or reduction of…
PECO Summer Internship
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Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!
Snapshots captured at the ACE-celerate STEM Summer Camp!
This free two-week summer camp is available to 9-12th grade Cumberland County High School students and is hosted at Rowan College of South Jersey Cumberland Campus.
Accepted students engage in handsβon learning experiences and exposure to careers in energy, engineering and other STEMβrelated fields.
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On the final day of the Massachusetts Energy Conference for Educators, teachers explored energy efficiency, energy conservation, and climate science through hands-on learning.
From the Energy House challenge to modeling the greenhouse effect in a beaker, educators experienced inquiry-based activities they can take back to their classrooms and learning environments.
Thank you to everyone who joined us this week! We can't wait to see these lessons inspire the next generation of energy-literate students! ππ‘
And thank you to the sponsors for their support of this great professional development opportunity β‘οΈ
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Eversource MA
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