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Standards, STEM, Student Engagement and a Solar Regatta
As we all gear up for the 2017-2018 school year, the acronyms CCS, CCSS, NGSS, STEM, and STEAM are likely very common in conversations. The…
Eight Years with NEED
My name is Chloe Weiss and I have been involved with NEED for eight years now! Eight years ago when I was in fourth grade,…
Youth Staff 2017
My days in NEED began when I was in sixth grade (I am currently a rising senior) when my science teacher introduced a club called…
My NEED Experience
Five years ago, I attended my first NEED Youth Awards and I was amazed by the program and peers I met along the way. Flash…
Energy in the Summer Time
Summer is approaching and soon people will be gassing up the grill for cookouts! Learn more about what fuels your barbecue and try our solar…
Library of Congress Blog Series
Getting kids interested in science can be challenging. The Library of Congress has many online resources available to K-12 educators and their students including lesson…
The NEED Project
Over 40 years of putting energy into education!
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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