Illinois Extension

Electricity School 2024

Join us for Electricity School on June 5, 2024 at Bailey Park in Camp Point.

Open to all youth, ages 8-18. 4-H Membership is NOT required. Invite a friend! There is no charge to attend, but youth must pre-register by completing an application, and a health form. All forms are due in the Extension office by May 31.

Health Form - please complete and return to Siera at snthomps@illinois.edu.

Important Notes:
  • All 4-H members enrolled in Electricity or Electronics are strongly encouraged to attend 4-H Electricity School. Projects completed at Electricity School may not be used as an exhibit at a 4-H Show. 
  • Students enrolled in Level 1, 2, or 3, please bring the following: wire strippers, phillips-head and flat-head screwdriver, and needle nose pliers.
  • When selecting your workshop, levels must be completed in order. First year participants should select Level 1: Extension Cord.
  • A parent or designated adult must check in participants at the Large Pavilion at Bailey Park in Camp Point. Participants must stay in the Pavilion at the end of the program until a parent or a designated adult arrives.

Schedule
  • 8:30-9:00 am  | Registration
  • 9:00 am | Welcome & Game
  • 9:45 am | Bucket Truck Demonstration
  • 10:15 am - 11:30 am | Workshops 
Sponsored by: Adams Electric Cooperative, Gem City Electric, and University of Illinois Extension. 

Levels must be completed in order. If this is your son/daughter’s first year, please sign up for Level 1. 
Level 1 (limit 30) Extension Cord
Level 2 (limit 30) New: Soda Can Solar Car
Level 3 (limit 16) Circuits/Switches
Level 4 Wind Turbine Tour
Level 5 Electric Car/ GIS Mapping 

If you’d like to add your son, daughter or grandchild’s name to a future mailing list, contact Laura Bergman at lbergman@adamselectric.coop or call (800) 232-4797.

Electricity school is sponsored by Adams Electric Cooperative, Gem City Electric, and University of Illinois Extension.

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