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Creating innovative STEM labs
As part of our Power to Educate, FPL offers a $50,000 STEM classroom makeover grant to help create a dynamic learning environment equipped with virtual reality, 3D printers, robotics kits and interactive displays.
This year, a gift by NextEra Energy Foundation, a corporate foundation of NextEra Energy, Inc. and Florida Power & Light Company, is funding grants that will give ten schools across the state the opportunity to win.
Applications are now open! Apply here!
Click here for more information and frequently asked questions.
Congratulations to the 20 winning schools from the 2024-25 school year!
- Callaway Elementary School (Bay County)
- Coquina Elementary School (Brevard County)
- Port Malabar Elementary School (Brevard County)
- Hallandale Magnet High School (Broward County)
- Sawgrass Springs Middle School (Broward County)
- Bellview Elementary School (Escambia County)
- Sherwood Elementary School (Escambia County)
- Hialeah Gardens Senior High School (Miami-Dade County)
- Miami Norland Senior High School (Miami-Dade County)
- Nassau County School District
- Choctawhatchee High School (Okaloosa County)
- Robert H. Jenkins Elementary School (Putnam County)
- Avalon Middle School (Santa Rosa County)
- Alta Vista Elementary School (Sarasota County)
- R.J. Murray Middle School (St. Johns County)
- Banyan Creek Elementary School (Palm Beach County)
- Inlet Grove Community High School (Palm Beach County)
- Pine Jog Elementary School (Palm Beach County)
- Roosevelt Community Middle School (Palm Beach County)
- Kate M Smith Elementary (Washington County)
“We are incredibly excited to witness the creativity and growth that will be nurtured within the winning school's walls. These grants will serve as a catalyst for fostering innovation, curiosity and lifelong learning in our communities.”
-- Pam Rauch, FPL Vice President of External Affairs and Economic Development
“This grant will empower our educators to create an immersive learning environment that inspires our students to dream big and pursue careers in STEM.”
-- Amanda Choplin, Endeavour Elementary Science Teacher
