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One of the highlights of Energy Day is the Kendrick Castillo Memorial Robotics Tournament. Kendrick was the 18-year-old killed in the shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch, three years ago. He was captain of his school’s robotics team. Now ten...

Partnering schools, as well as scientific experts, will come together to put on small to large-scale installations, and hands-on opportunities to instigate the first steps on what is hopefully a lifelong path of striving to learn within the STEM fields.

In other words, there is plenty of opportunity to help expose kids across Denver supporting their STEM skills within the energy industry. There were 12,000 new clean energy jobs in Colorado alone in 2021. Addressing the gaps in our STEM...

DENVER, CO – Sept. 25, 2021 – K-12 students, teachers and families joined Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA), the Consumer Energy Education Foundation (CEEF), and over 40 organizations from across Colorado gathered to watch the first outdoor robotic competition as well...

DENVER – Sept. 14, 2021 – Colorado’s Energy Day Festival is back and in full steam. K-12 students and their families are invited to learn more about the various forms of energy, participate in interactive demonstrations and watch the nation’s...

When the calendar reached January 1, 2020, the staff at Consumer Energy Education Foundation was ready to hit the ground running on hosting the Energy Day Festival – but we all know how 2020 turned out. As states continue to...

While 2020 started with so much hope and excitement for a new decade, it was quickly met with a lot of unknowns, anxiety, and fear. Many educators have learned to transition to online learning while many parents continue to navigate...

Most kids love to get creative with play and build things, whether the medium is Lego, clay, or even a computer program. Whether they know it or not, all of those skills can be applied to the world of engineering!...

-Posted by Paige Barnes, CEEF Director of Education One of the main reasons CEEF was formed and Energy Day came to be is because of the often-repeated question: why don’t more students pursue careers in STEM industries, especially the energy...

Mayor Sylvester Turner surprises attendees to show support for the city’s largest industry and its future leaders HOUSTON – Oct. 19, 2019 – Families, students, educators and energy industry leaders gathered at Sam Houston Park in downtown Houston today for...