Candidates for the Youth Tour, Camp Kilowatt, Youth, Power & Hope Award, Nesius Scholarships, and 4-H Electric refund must be a son, daughter, or legal ward of a Jasper County REMC member
Page Day and the Indiana Cooperative Calendar Contest are open to any student in Indiana who meets the program criteria
Indiana Statehouse Page Day
Page Day with the Indiana Senate gives students an opportunity to learn about their state government and how bills become law
Highlights include:
A Statehouse tour
Mock bill activity Speakers
Other educational activities
Students may have the opportunity to see the Indiana Legislature in action and meet their legislator.
Visit the Indiana Electric Cooperatives Page Day webpage for more information
Camp Kilowatt
Camp Kilowatt is a fun and unique camp experience for sixth-grade students going into seventh grade across Indiana
Kids get the chance to learn more about energy while making new friends and enjoying fun activities and games
Each June, Indiana’s electric cooperatives sponsor a Youth Tour to Gettysburg and Washington, D.C.
Students who are eligible are going into their senior year of high school
Youth Tour offers a life-changing educational adventure
This 7-day trip includes visits with Hoosier U.S. Congressional leaders on Capitol Hill and a rally with over 1,800 student delegates from across the country
Visit the Indiana Electric Cooperatives Youth Tour webpage for more information
Indiana Cooperative Calendar Contest
Since 1998, Indiana Connection and participating Indiana electric cooperatives have held an annual art contest
Eligible participants are Indiana students in grades kindergarten through 12
The winning works from each grade are then used to illustrate the Cooperative Calendar of Student Art that participating REMCs/RECs have distributed
Application timeframe is generally January through mid-April
4-H Electric/Electronics
The 4-H electricity/electronics program provides youth with educational information about electricity and how it can be used
The electricity/electronics program develops project skills including
Safe practices
Proper use of fuses and circuit breakers
Proper lighting techniques
Proper wiring techniques
Life skills such as decision-making, using science and technology, developing communication skills
Any son/daughter/legal ward of a Jasper County REMC member who submits an electric/electronic project for judging is eligible for a $15 REMC bill credit to help cover the costs of the student’s participation in 4-H