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KY Power Awards AEP Foundation Grant to Assist Schools, Teachers
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Power Outage Blog
Barry Scott, NEED State Program Director of California, wrote a really great blog about living without power with the California power shut offs to keep…
World Book Day
An article written by Barb Lazar Director of the Ford Library, Bosque School, Albuquerque, NM NEED Teacher Advisory Board I am an energy-nerd-middle-school-teacher-librarian, and there…
Hurricane Science
Resources to teach and learn about hurricanes NEED’s Weather and Hurricane Articles and Activities National Hurricane Center National Weather Service NASA’s Hurricane Resource Page NASA’s…
Earth Science Week
October 14-20, 2012 Take part in an amazing week celebrating the natural world and geosciences. The theme of ESW 2012, “Discovering Careers in the Earth…
Exelon STEM Academy
Check out our blog on the three wonderful Exelon Foundation STEM Innovation Leadership Academies NEED was a part of this summer!
The NEED Project
Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!
KY Teachers, don’t miss out! Spread the word and register today!Through the state's energy program the Energy and Environment Cabinet and The NEED Project is offering FREE training for designing and delivering high-quality energy training and curriculum for educators, students, and school district energy/facilities staff that aligns with Kentucky Academic Standards.
The program supports learning about energy, energy efficiency, conservation, and workforce readiness in communities across the Commonwealth. Please click below for more info.
March 17 Louisville workshop info : www.need.org/event/2026-kentucky-oep-energy-education-workshop-for-teachers-louisville-ky/and
March 19 Harrodsburg workshop info: www.need.org/event/2026-oep-energy-education-workshop-for-teachers-harrodsburg-ky/
March 25 Murray workshop info: www.need.org/event/2026-kentucky-oep-energy-education-workshop-for-teachers-murray-ky/
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Last month, thanks to PECO, students from Abraham Lincoln High School were able to attend the Philadelphia Auto Show for a special STEM-focused program featuring 22-year-old NASCAR driver Lavar Scott.
"Scott, a South Jersey native and one of the youngest African-American NASCAR drivers, runs a nonprofit that supports students interested in automotive technology, engineering, and racing careers. During his visit, Scott will share his journey — from building cars with his family to competing in the NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series — and speak with students about career paths that extend far beyond the local garage."
News Article: PECO to Highlight EV Savings, Clean Energy at Philadelphia Auto Show
vista.today/2026/01/peco-ev-savings-philadelphia-auto-show/
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