 UPDATE
Leadership Neshoba Students
Mississippi Solar was pleased to host approximately 22 students from the Leadership Neshoba class at our house on January 13 for a solar tour.
Leadership Neshoba is comprised of 25 11th grade students who are choosen as top of the class from different schools throughout Neshoba County. The group was represented by students from Philadelphia, Neshoba Central and Choctaw Central.
Leadership Neshoba was started by the Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce to help youth leadership in Neshoba County. The class meets once a month and promotes understanding of character development and community responsibility.
Teachers Leah Stinson and Mike Reed, the 4-H County youth agent, seek out new and innovative activities for the students each month to study.
Thanks to the instructors, these students learned about solar energy with a hands-on experience.
Mississippi Solar would like to thank Leah Stinson and Mike Reed for bringing out the students. These students were so impressive and eager to learn about solar energy.
Finally, we would like to thanks the Leadership Neshoba class students. We hope you will spread the word on Solar Power.
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