txu-solaracademy.need.org
Solar Curriculum and Weblinks
http://txu-solaracademy.need.org/curriculum
Solar Installations and School PV Data. Solar Curriculum and Weblinks. Teacher Training and Registration. Solar Curriculum and Weblinks. The NEED Science of Energy Kit teaches about the forms of energy – heat, light, motion, chemical – and energy transformations. The TXU Energy Solar Academy Kits teach the properties of radiant energy and the ways in which we capture the power of the sun. Participants also receive a class-set of NEED Energy Infobooks (student readers) for the classroom. Building Solar Pi...
californiasolarschools.org
Alice Shaw Elementary School
http://californiasolarschools.org/solar-schools/schools/alice-shaw-elementary
Alice Shaw Elementary School. Alice Shaw Elementary School. Orcutt, CA 93455. 1 kW (1,400 watts). 8 SolarWorld panels rated at 175 watt per panel. PG&E, NEED, and the Foundation for Environmental Education. PG&E Solar Schools Program. Data: if you click on the “see solar data link” and there is any problem with the data display, then please notify the Data Contact at the listed e mail address. Thanks from the PG&E Solar Schools Program. PG&E Solar Projects on Non-Profits. How Solar Electricity Works.
illinoissolarschools.org
About - Illinois Solar and Wind Schools
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/about
The Foundation was established in December 1999 with a $225 million endowment provided by ComEd. The Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation. 2 N LaSalle St., Suite 1140. Chicago, IL 60602. Foundation for Environmental Education.
illinoissolarschools.org
Illinois Solar and Wind Projects on Non-Profits
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/solar-projects
Your 1 kW solar installation or 1-5 kW wind turbine is meant to initiate the ongoing renewable energy conversation. We hope you will continue this discussion by exploring the many other renewable energy projects that have been successfully completed. The Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation also supports larger solar and wind projects through its Photovoltaic Installation. And Wind Turbine Installation. Dusable Museum of African History. Field Museum of Natural History. Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum.
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Teach Resources - Illinois Solar and Wind Schools
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/teacher-resources/stem
Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) curriculum in K-12 schools focuses efforts on technical subjects, and better prepares students to pursue technical careers in vocational and higher education. We encourage teachers to take advantage of solar and wind generating technology at their schools to tackle these important subjects. We hope that this jumpstarts the conversation on a wide range of topics, and gets students as well as communities excited about the possibilities. Southern Illinois Uni...
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Grant Application Process - Illinois Solar and Wind Schools
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/grants
How do I apply for a grant? Applications for both Illinois Solar Schools and Illinois Wind Schools grants are submitted electronically through the Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation’s website. Schools Programs Eligibility Requirements. Start your Solar Schools grant application here. Start your Wind Schools application here. How does the installation process work? We have prepared a downloadable document that explains the process in detail. Installation Process for Solar. The Illinois Clean Energ...
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Teach Resources - Illinois Solar and Wind Schools
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/teacher-resources/teaching-wind
Launched in 2011, the Illinois Wind Schools program gives students and teachers a chance to better understand how wind turbines work, and how they contribute to changing the way we generate electricity. Since all Wind Schools are required to have previously installed solar systems, these schools have a special opportunity to explore the relationship between these technologies. Below are some helpful links to help you develop new ideas on how to teach wind energy topics:. Primary Level Wind Energy Infobook.
illinoissolarschools.org
Teach Resources - Illinois Solar and Wind Schools
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/teacher-resources/teaching-solar
As participants in the Illinois Solar Schools program, students and teachers have an opportunity to better understand what solar photovoltaic (PV) technology is all about, and how it contributes to changing the way we generate electricity. Below are some helpful links to help you develop new ideas on how to teach solar energy topics:. National Energy Education Development Project (NEED) Resources for Teachers. Correlation to Illinois State Education Standards. Energy From the Sun Teacher Guide. Intermedi...
illinoissolarschools.org
Illinois Solar Schools Map
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/solar-schools
Academy for Global Citizenship. ACE Technical Charter High. Addison School District 4. Adlai E Stevenson High. Alexander Graham Bell Elementary. All Saints Catholic Academy. Amos Alonzo Stagg High. Ana Roque de Duprey. Audubon Elementary (1 Kw. Audubon Elementary (10 kw). Beecher City Jr. Sr. High. Bouchet Elementary Math and Science Academy. Brentano Elementary Math and Science Academy. Casey Westfield Roosevelt Junior High. Central A&M High School. Cissna Park CUSD #6. Dr Pedro Albizu Campos High.
illinoissolarschools.org
Teach Resources - Illinois Solar and Wind Schools
http://www.illinoissolarschools.org/teacher-resources
The Illinois Solar Schools and Illinois Wind Schools programs are designed to help students, teachers, and communities understand more about renewable energy by providing grants to install working solar and wind technology at K-12 schools across Illinois. In this section you’ll find helpful links and additional guidance on how to bring these important topics to your students. For each school in the program give you and your students the chance to see renewable energy systems in action. In addition, w...
