This year, the program offered two days of touring with stops at the Georgia Tech Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, BMVW Auto Sales (EV dealership), SMC3, Camp Southern Ground Commercial Solar Array, and the Town at Trilith to learn about electric vehicles, sustainability efforts, and energy efficiency, while the other two days were spent studying classroom curriculum and participating in hands-on lessons from Green Power EMC’s SPARK Energy Education Program. Held from July 11-14, the tour focused on the growing demand of alternative energy options, offering dynamic, in-person lessons with valuable insight into the future of green energy, sustainability, and innovation. The fun and educational tour provided a four-day experience for teachers, specifically in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
PALMETTO, GA, J– Coweta-Fayette EMC (CFEMC) partnered with Coweta County School System, Fayette County School System, and Heard County School System to host the 2nd Annual Alternative Energy Summer Adventure, an award-winning opportunity for local educators. “I loved the hands-on activities that we learned, and I can’t wait to go back to school and plan some lessons with our science teachers!” The field trips gave me great ideas for my students when school starts back, and the SPARK curriculum has been phenomenal,” said Liz Spradlin, Heard County High School STEM teacher. “I have thoroughly enjoyed the training here at CFEMC.
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