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BOSTON – A state grant of $1.25 million will fund clean energy education, training, and internship placement for technical education students and others in communities affected by the 2018 Merrimack

BOSTON – A state grant of $1.25 million will fund clean energy education, training, and internship placement for technical education students and others in communities affected by the 2018 Merrimack

Business Awards UK is proud to announce the winners and finalists of the 2023 Clean Energy Awards....

Fayette County Public School’s Teacher of the Year representatives spent time outside of the classroom recently to discover ways they can build connections for students. Each school’s Teacher of the […]

Two Wisconsin schools have won a $2,500 cash prize in a statewide sustainability contest for students, according to a press release. Students at OH Schultz Elementary School and Oconomowoc High School won a cash prize as part of the Renew…

Students at Chippewa Falls High School are using thermal and visual drones to study the school's facilities and carbon footprint, then using the resulting data to suggest ways for reducing energy consumption.

Two Oregon science teachers are being recognized for this work in the classroom.

Chris Mitchell and Nate Marh are getting students to change how they think about energy. 

In Nathan Mahr and Chris Mitchell’s eighth grade science classes at Oregon Middle School, “its all about the energy.”