steam grant
This year, Infinite Energy gave back $50,000 in grants to 11 schools in Gwinnett County, Georgia. And Chattahoochee Elementary was one of those recipients.
Each year, Infinite Energy gives STEAM grants to schools in Gwinnett County, Georgia, as part of our commitment to education. And the 2018 winners are in!
Are you an educator in Georgia’s Gwinnett County looking for a way to boost learning in science, technology, engineering, art or mathematics?
Memorizing facts and figures is important to learning. But it’s only part of the equation. Just ask the folks at Georgia’s Peachtree Ridge High School.
Students and teachers at Gwinnett County’s Lovin Elementary School are making great strides toward the future. And Infinite Energy is proud to lend a hand.
When it comes to education, students at Georgia’s Twin Rivers Middle School shoot for the stars. And Infinite Energy is helping them take aim.
A new project designed to prepare students for the future is underway at Georgia’s Mill Creek High School. It's called the EPIC Makerspace.
Central Gwinnett High School, one of eight Georgia schools this year to receive Infinite Energy grants, got $7,500 to pilot a project called Staging STEM.
Gwin Oaks Elementary School received a grant from Infinite Energy for $2,300. It paid for materials for a project called “Think It, Plan It, Build It.”
After lots of hard work, two Cooper Elementary teams walked away as first-place winners at the Destination Imagination State Affiliate Tournament.
Robotics is a great way to introduce kids to computer science. The Norton Elementary robotics lab will be able to accommodate 30 students at a time.
Every year, we give $5 for every customer in Gwinnett County to the county schools. This year, we’re excited to announce we gave $47,000 in STEAM grants.