Schools & Education
South Memorial Elementary School, Peabody.
PMLP & the Youth Community
Peabody Municipal Light Plant is involved in the community. And we believe it's better if we begin that outreach and education when citizens are young.
PMLP produces the Annual Science Fair with the City of Peabody Public Schools (5th Grade). 2016 was the 32nd consecutive year for Science Fair.
We also participate in Student Government Day at Peabody High School and attend science nights at McCarthy and Burke Elementary Schools where we offer a display, and discuss electrical safety and conservation with students.
Also, through the Peabody Education Foundation, our Community Relations Manager, Jennifer Santoro, is an occasional guest reader at elementary schools in the City of Peabody throughout the year.
Here are some of PMLP's latest community-connected youth initiatives...
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West Memorial Elementary School
May 2017AnNUAL SCIENCE FAIR
Well done! Congratulations to the Brown Elementary School 5th Graders for their participation in our Annual Science Fair on Frtiday, May 5th! Pictured are the 2017 Science Fair Award Winners at the Samuel Brown School.
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West Memorial Elementary School
May 2017AnNUAL SCIENCE FAIR
West Memorial Elementary School 5th Graders successfully completed their Science Fair on Thursday, May 4! Congratulations to all participating West School 5th Grade Students, Teachers and Staff! — at West Memorial.
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Brown Elementary School
April 2017GREENFEST!
We invited everyone to come to GreenFest at the Brown Elementary School! Contests included a chance to win a Nest Thermostat from PMLP, pick up a free LED 60-watt replacement bulb, and get information on programs and services PMLP offers!
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Peabody Veterans Memorial High School
April 2017PVMHS Career Day
Lineman/Troubleman, Billy Reaume, and Community Relations Manager, Jennifer Santoro, represented PMLP at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School’s Career Day! Many thanks to the Peabody Education Foundation for sponsoring such a great event for our students year after year!
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Burke Elementary School
April 2017ANNUAL SCIENCE FAIR
Congrats to the Burke Elementary School's 5th Graders for their participation in our Annual Science Fair this year! Pictured are the 2017 Award Winners at the Burke Elementary School along with one of our Science Fair Judges, PMLP's Joe Anastasi.
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McCarthy Elementary School
April 2017ANNUal SCIENCE FAIR
Many thanks and congratulations to the McCarthy Elementary School 5th Graders for their participation in our Annual Science Fair 2017! Pictured are our 2017 Award Winners. Congratulations!
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Peabody Veterans Memorial High School
April 2017STUDENT GOV'T DAY
As part of PVMHS's Annual Student Government Day, we had the pleasure of honoring Deandra Dasilva (as Chairman of the PMLC) and David Pence (as PMLP General Manager). Congratulations! Thanks for being part of the Peabody Municipal Light Plant family.
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South Memorial Elementary School
March 2017SCIENCE FAIR
South Memorial Elementary School 5th Graders successfully completed their Science Fair this Wednesday, March 29! Congratulations to all participating South School 5th Grade Students, Teachers and Staff—from your friends at PMLP!
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PVMHS Student Government
March 2017STUDENT GOVT DAY
It was a pleasure having this year's PVMHS Student Government Students, Deandra DaSilva and David Pence as guests at our Peabody Municipal Lighting Commission (PMLC) Meeting on March 23rd!
Deandra was elected by her classmates as the Chairman of the PMLC (our lighting commission) and David was elected by his classmates as the Manager of PMLP! Congratulations!
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Center Elementary School
March 2017Science Fair
We officially kicked-off our 33rd Annual Science Fair on March 23rd! PMLP visited the Center Elementary School to judge the 5th Grade science projects. Our congratulations go out to ALL of the Center School 5th Graders for their great work!
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South School
March 2017HEALTHY PEABODY
Shown here are the presenters (and winners!) for South School's Asset Awards. This group represents multiple sectors of the community—all caring adults who help to build Developmental Assets. The group includes 3 non-parent adults who provide support to young people, plus 14 adults who role model positive and responsible behavior. See www.search-institute.org for the complete list of Developmental Assets which are the building blocks that help a child grow up to be healthy, caring and responsible.
