About the project

REVIT delivers a project-based learning (PBL) renewable energy curriculum aligned to science for grades 8–12, introducing students to clean energy careers and supporting their transition to college-level programs,  clean energy careers and supports transitions to college-level programs. The pilot course generated such strong student demand that the pilot school now offers three sections of the project- based and science- aligned CTE course. Beyond the classroom, REVIT also offers free community education workshops as well as continuing education classes for classroom instructors, first responders and fueling station technicians.

What is Renewable Energy?

Renewable Energy is energy that can be replenished through natural processes. Some of these include Solar Power, Wind Power, and Hydro power. Solar panels absorb energy from sunlight, while turbines are used to generate electricity from both wind and water.

Who Can Learn Renewable Energy?

In order to preserve our planet for the generations to come we need more young minds learning about the importance of Renewable Energy. The REVIT program will establish curriculum for students grades 8-12 that introduces, familiarizes, and engages students with the adoption of renewable energy technologies and strategies, eventually filling the workforce gaps that exist for these green career paths.

Why Renewable Energy?

Why should we teach and learn about Renewable Energy? Because Renewable Energy will power the future. The need for energy will always exist, however traditional energy sources are finite. Renewable Energy is the way forward to a better future.

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Building the future with the help of OUR partners

The REVIT program is a partnership among Lewis County Transit, Centralia College, Centralia School District, and Chehalis School District, with support from the Pacific Northwest Center of Excellence for Clean Energy.