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EnergyUnited has a strong focus on education and supports many programs aimed at benefiting students and classroom teachers. Our employees participate in a spelling bee to raise money for the school system and the cooperative sponsers teacher appreciation events, helps welcome new teachers, buys ads in yearbooks and provides support for booster club and Little League activities.
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EnergyUnited offers the Bright Ideas Grant Program each year in cooperation with our statewide association, North Carolina Association Of Electric Cooperatives. Bright Ideas is a unique program that funds innovative programs created by teachers who otherwise would lack the funds to implement these special classroom-based projects. Bright Ideas Grants have provided financing for a variety of hands-on projects, including activities in art, music, history, language, reading, science, career-planning and information technology. Public school teachers in grades K-12 are eligible to apply, and grants up to $2000 are available for each project. To apply, click here.
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In an effort to educate children about electrical safety, EnergyUnited developed a free electrical safety demonstration. Schoolteachers or principals may call EnergyUnited to arrange the presentation.
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Our employees participate in school Career Day events, informing students
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about the education and job skills required to become linemen, engineers, accountants, and the like.
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EnergyUnited employees present free programs and demonstrations to schools on a variety of topics ranging from cooperative methods of business, electrical safety, energy conservation, among others.
Give your students a learning experience that is truly exceptional by calling EnergyUnited at 1-800-522-3793.
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