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Cheshire Student Recognized As Winner In eesmarts Contest
Students submitted projects to the statewide contest promoting sustainability, energy efficiency, and clean and renewable energy.
CHESHIRE, CT — A Cheshire elementary school student was recently honored as a winner in the 19th Annual eesmarts Student Contest.
Alexander Grabulis, a third-grade student at Norton Elementary School, was awarded second place for his limerick that provided tips on how you can save energy at home and at school.
Presented by Energize Connecticut in partnership with Eversource and Avangrid subsidiaries, United Illuminating, Southern Connecticut Gas and Connecticut Natural Gas, the eesmarts Student Contest invited Connecticut students in grades K-12 to showcase their energy smarts.
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Participants chose from a variety of project formats based on their grade-level including poems, essays, posters, billboard advertisements, comic strips, short videos, persuasive images and more.
More than 600 students throughout Connecticut submitted projects for consideration. Twenty-nine entries from 19 schools in 16 Connecticut communities were selected as this year’s finalists.
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Finalists attended an awards ceremony on May 7 at the Connecticut Science Center and received their prize and certificate.
For more information on the student contest and the eesmarts program, visit here.
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