Teachers whose schools are within a community served by PC Electric and whose students’ homes or parents’ businesses are served by the Cooperative are eligible for educational grants under an educational program sponsored by the Co-op. “One of our seven cooperative principals is Concern for Community. Our youth and their education are a top priority of the Co-op. says Jill Copeland, Manager of Member Services and Communications.
PC Electric continues to be committed to its members and strives to improve the quality of life in the communities in which we serve.
To qualify for a donation, each adopted school submitted a written plan for an educational program that they would implement or expand. Only academic programs can qualify for one of these mini-grants.
Mini-grants were awarded to its adopted schools throughout Iberville, Pointe Coupee, and West Baton Rouge Parishes. The funds were presented to the school principals and/or school representatives to the following schools:
Crescent Elementary
MSA West
North Iberville
STEM Academy
Valvera Elementary
Upper Pointe Coupee
Rougon Elementary
Catholic of Pointe Coupee
False River Academy
Port Allen High School
Holy Family
Cainview K-8
St. John Interparochial School
More information about all of our educational programs can be found at
www.pcemc.org.
Representatives from Iberville Parish Adopted Schools
(L to R back row) Eric Elliott, Board Member District 6, Chris Settoon, Board Member District 7, Myron Lambert, General Manager PC Electric, George LaCour, Jr., Board Member District
Representatives from West Baton Rouge Parish Adopted Schools
(L to R back row) Eric Elliott, Board Member District 6, Chris Settoon, Board Member District 7, Myron Lambert, General Manager PC Electric, George LaCour, Jr., Board Member District 3.
Representatives from Pointe Coupee Parish Adopted Schools
(L to R back row) Eric Elliott, Board Member District 6, Chris Settoon, Board Member District 7, George LaCour, Jr., Board Member District 3, Myron Lambert, General Manager PC Electric
