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Green California Schools and Community Colleges Summit Comes to Pasadena in October 29-30
By Barry Scott “Green Technology” is a non-profit initiative designed to inform government efforts toward sustainability, providing a forum in which government officials can communicate…
NRG Opens its Doors to NEED Teachers
Ninety-four hard hats filed eagerly through the hallways of NRG’s Long Beach generation station last month, cameras poised and questions ready. “How much electricity is…
National Conference 2015: A Lively Week in Long Beach
What better time to host NEED’s annual National Energy Conference for Educators than following on the heels of downtown Long Beach’s 3-day electrical black-out? Glad…
NGSS Correlations are Complete!
That’s right, the document many of you have been waiting for, just in time for your summer lesson planning, is finally complete! NEED is proud…
Calling all NEED energy educators!
Calling all NEED energy educators! Do you include topics of climate change in your energy education efforts? Climate change and energy are connected, from our…
Philadelphia Area Schools are Energized about Education
Students in the greater Philadelphia region have become energy experts through their involvement in a local grant program called PEEP. The PECO Energizing Education Program,…
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NEED is at the ASTE Conference that kicks off today!
If you’re attending, stop by our exhibit table to chat with Barry and Jen and check out our hands-on energy session happening Friday at 10:00 am PST
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“It’s powerful to see the impact this program has made in the lives of so many diverse students like Bindu, who are rising talent in an industry that is growing year over year,” said Mary Spruill, Executive Director at The NEED Project. “With ComEd’s support, we’re committed to helping more students access the help they need to reach their goals, whether that be in pursuit of trades training or a degree in STEM.”
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ComEd today announced it has awarded $190,500 in scholarships to 83 local students pursuing post-secondary education in science, technology, engineeri0 CommentsComment on Facebook