Georgia Power's Learning Power Program Hits 1.5 Million Students, 15-Year Milestone
Event summary
- Georgia Power's Learning Power program has reached 1.5 million students since its launch in 2011.
- The program has engaged over 2,400 schools across 155 Georgia counties.
- More than 16,000 educators have been supported by the program since its inception.
- Georgia Power's education team conducts an average of 2,700 classroom visits annually.
The big picture
Georgia Power's Learning Power program underscores the utility's long-term commitment to STEM education and community investment. As the energy sector evolves, initiatives like these are crucial for preparing the next generation of workers and fostering a deeper understanding of energy systems. The program's alignment with state standards and partnerships across Georgia highlight its strategic role in workforce development and sustainability efforts.
What we're watching
- Program Expansion
- Whether Georgia Power can sustain the pace of classroom visits and student engagement as the program continues to grow.
- Workforce Development
- How the program's focus on STEM education will impact the future workforce in Georgia's energy sector.
- Community Impact
- The long-term effects of the program on energy efficiency awareness and environmental stewardship among Georgia's students.
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