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NATICK –  Eversource recently honored Natick High School students Michaela Grant and Allison Conwell as finalists in the 7th annual Eversource Student Challenge.

 The contest encourages Massachusetts K-12 students to develop projects, based on their grade-level, to highlight the importance of various energy-saving measures.

Submissions range from designing billboards and writing news articles to creating superhero characters and showcasing persuasive images.   

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“These young students have tremendous ideas for saving energy and really show a passion for making this world a better place to live,” said Eversource Senior Vice President and Chief Customer Officer Penni Conner. “Eversource is proud to sponsor this educational opportunity, which aligns with our mission to build a clean energy future through energy-efficient innovation. We’d like to offer our congratulations to all of the winners and our support as they continue practicing energy-saving measures.”  

Grant came in second place in the 9-12th grade category for her poem describing the availability and many benefits of renewable energy resources.  

For her persuasive image warning about the dangers of climate change and encouraging people to take action, Allison won third place in the 9-12th grade category. 

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Eversource updated the challenge this year to allow students to submit their projects through an online platform, and a congratulatory video was created to announce this year’s winners. Eversource received 241 entries and selected 47 Massachusetts students as finalists. Amazon gift cards were awarded to the winners in each grade.  

To view the congratulatory video, please visit https://www.eversourceinschool.com/winners-east/. For more information about the annual Student Challenge, visit the website at: eversourceinschool.com/challenge/

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