Four Camden Hills Regional High School students won a sustainable energy technology competition and received a $15,000 grant to jumpstart their plans to replace polystyrene buoys with a sustainable mushroom-based product. The students, Maggie Blood, Tula Bradley-Prindiville, Olivia Huard, and Laura Riordon, participated in a business internship through the Hatchery, Camden Hills’ innovation center that … Continue reading Camden Hills Students Win Sustainable Energy Technology Competition and Look to Start a Local Business
Four Camden Hills Regional High School students won a sustainable energy technology competition and received a $15,000 grant to jumpstart their plans to replace polystyrene buoys with a sustainable mushroom-based product. The students, Maggie Blood, Tula Bradley-Prindiville, Olivia Huard, and Laura Riordon, participated in a business internship through the Hatchery, Camden Hills’ innovation center that … Continue reading Camden Hills Students Win Sustainable Energy Technology Competition and Look to Start a Local Business
From the Maine Department of Education Reporting Items | Visit the DC&R Reporting Calendar | News & Updates Maine DOE, UMS Expand Whole-Student Supports for Maine Schools More K–12 students and educators in Maine are set to benefit from stronger social, emotional and behavioral supports thanks to Maine PBIS, a collaboration between the University of … Continue reading Maine DOE Update – June 9, 2023
Four Camden Hills Regional High School students won a sustainable energy technology competition and received a $15,000 grant to jumpstart their plans to replace polystyrene buoys with a sustainable mushroom-based product. The students, Maggie Blood, Tula Bradley-Prindiville, Olivia Huard, and Laura Riordon, participated in a business internship through the Hatchery, Camden Hills’ innovation center that … Continue reading Camden Hills Students Win Sustainable Energy Technology Competition and Look to Start a Local Business
CAMDEN Camden Hills Regional High school is recognizing four Hatchery Innovation Center students who have won a national competition called The Energy Project through the Puranik Foundation. The foundation works with students to create sustainable.