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Roanoke Rapids, NC — March 27, 2023

A dynamic exchange of knowledge and inspiration unfolded as the Center for Energy Education extended a warm welcome to a group of 22 High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) Teachers from Roanoke Rapids Graded School District. The occasion was a Workforce Development program that stood as a beacon of commitment to education, sustainability, and the empowerment of future clean energy leaders. With enthusiasm in the air, the center’s exceptional team and The Radiant Rays led the educators on an immersive journey into the world of solar energy. ___________________________________________________________________________________

The visit of the High School CTE Teachers marked a significant moment—one where educators themselves became students, eager to glean insights that they could carry back to their classrooms. The Center for Energy Education’s dedication to fostering knowledge and awareness found resonance with the teachers’ commitment to shaping young minds for a sustainable future. ___________________________________________________________________________________

The center’s stellar team and The Radiant Rays served as guides on a transformative tour that showcased the evolution of solar panels. The journey was not just a walkthrough—it was an immersion into the history, innovation, and potential of solar energy. The educators witnessed firsthand how technology has progressed, underscoring the role of innovation in shaping the renewable energy landscape. ___________________________________________________________________________________

The immersive experience extended beyond indoor exploration as the educators ventured into the solar field. The solar panels stood as sentinels of progress, each capturing the sun’s energy and converting it into a tangible force for good. The solar field served as a canvas on which the potential of clean energy was painted—a testament to the power of renewable sources. ___________________________________________________________________________________

The core of the Workforce Development program was to equip educators with knowledge that could empower the next generation of leaders. By immersing them in the world of solar energy, the center aimed to ignite a spark within the educators—a spark that would, in turn, light the path for their students. ___________________________________________________________________________________

The visit was a testament to the Center for Energy Education’s commitment to collaboration. The educators weren’t just passive recipients of information; they were active partners in a shared vision. The collaboration between educators and the center highlighted the symbiotic relationship between education and industry, underscoring the need to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities of the future.

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