For Leah Burgess and Brenden Veilleux, this will be the fourth time competing at the National Conservation Foundation International Envirothon Championships.
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Envirothon team from Jay wins state competition, gets OK to travel to international competition
Two members of the winning team will be representing the school and state for the fourth time.
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Grant funding provides Envirothon kits for Maine schools, programs interested in forming a team and competing
The kits valued at $200 will be given free to the first 20 schools or programs that agree to form a team to compete in the 2025 Envirothon.
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Grant funding provides Envirothon kits for Maine schools, programs interested in forming a team and competing
The kits valued at $200 will be given free to the first 20 schools or programs that agree to form a team to compete in the 2025 Envirothon.
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Maine high schools, youth organizations that commit to Envirothon next year are eligible for free starter kit
Grant funding has made 20 kits, valued at $200 each, available for free to high schools and youth organizations that commit to start Envirothon teams and compete next year.
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Envirothon teams from Spruce Mountain High School take top 2 spots at regional
Two Envirothon teams from Spruce Mountain High School have been invited to participate at the state competition later this month in Waterville.
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Envirothon teams work on real world environmental issues
As part of the international program teams of high school students research then develop and present an oral presentation on how to address an environmental issue currently being faced.
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Envirothon team finds unique solution regarding solar
The new type of solar panels actually helps plants grow.
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Solar eclipse viewing in Jay is awesome, a spectacle
A sunny afternoon and fairly dry ground made great conditions for watching the solar eclipse even though Jay was not in the path of totality.
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Spruce Mountain High School senior Leah Burgess wins state environmental award
Burgess was recently named Maine Environmental Education Association Student of the Year.