Bright Ideas program
2021 marked the 27th anniversary of the Bright Ideas program. Public and private school educators can apply for these grants in all curriculum areas including art, science, history and mathematics. Randolph EMC has issued more than $300,000 for innovative projects that have benefited students in our five-county area.
Kristen Jensen, 2021 Youth Tourist
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association’s Youth Tour
Graduating high school senior Kristen Jensen represented Randolph EMC in the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association’s Youth Tour in summer 2021. Kristen’s outstanding service to her community, stellar academic record, and sports achievements made her an excellent choice for this enriching experience.
Community programs
Randolph EMC offers outstanding programs geared toward NC youth: the National Rural Electric Youth Tour and the Bright Ideas program. Randolph EMC cares about its community.
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