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Students learning about energy education

Keep kids minds inquiring and energized this school year!

NEED’s hands-on distance learning energy content and activity suggestions are great resources for educators and families!

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1980 – 1989 Energy Highlights

1980 The National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project begins on March 21, 1980 as a one-day celebration as a Joint Congressional Resolution recognizes National Energy Education…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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Over 45 Years of Putting Energy into Education!

Great opportunity, spread the word!The Rowan College of South Jersey Foundation is excited to announce the application for the 3rd annual ACE-celerate! STEM summer camp is now open for Cumberland County High School Students.

Hosted on the Rowan College of South Jersey Cumberland Campus and in partnership with Atlantic City Electric, Exelon, and The NEED Project, this free two-week summer camp is open to selected Cumberland County high school students who will enter 9th-12th grade in Fall 2026. Due to limited capacity, only 50 high school students will be selected to participate. The deadline to apply is July 9th. More information, contact information, and the link to apply can be found at rcsj.edu/ace

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Congratulations to Scott Valenta (St. John the Baptist Catholic School, Junior High Science Teacher) on being named the 2025 recipient of the Paul DeHart Hurd Award for Exemplary Middle Level Science Teaching and Leadership! 🎉

This award recognizes educators who demonstrate outstanding middle level science teaching and leadership in sharing their expertise with others.

Scott has been a valued member of the NEED community for many years as a teacher, facilitator, and friend, and we are so proud to celebrate this achievement. He recently received the award at the NSTA Conference in Anaheim, CA. It made the moment even more special to have it presented by fellow longtime NEED educator and friend, Kristin Slota, who was also a recipient of this award in 2017.

Please join us in celebrating Scott on this well-deserved honor! 👏
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We invite you to watch the recording of this past Wednesday’s NEED Energy Exchange webinar! 👀🌎

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