WARSAW, Indiana – The Kosciusko Rural Electric Membership Cooperative (KREMC) announced that applications are open for its 2027 youth programs and scholarships. The cooperative, which serves families across Kosciusko County, is offering five distinct opportunities aimed at fostering leadership, education and an understanding of electricity and energy.
Wired to Create Student Art Contest
Students from kindergarten through 12th grade may enter the Wired to Create Student Art Contest. Winners can receive up to $300 and have their artwork featured in Indiana Connection magazine. Submissions are due March 5, 2027.
4‑H Scholarships
KREMC is providing ten $350 scholarships to 4‑H participants who reside within the cooperative’s service territory. The funds may be used for 4‑H project expenses. Applications must be submitted by April 2.
Camp Kilowatt
Camp Kilowatt offers an all‑expenses‑paid summer experience for sixth‑graders entering seventh grade. The four‑day camp runs July 7‑10 at Happy Hollow Children’s Camp in Nashville, Indiana, and includes swimming, kayaking, horseback riding and lessons on electrical safety and energy. Applications close April 30.
Washington, D.C. Youth Tour
High‑school seniors can apply for a week‑long, all‑expenses‑paid trip to Washington, D.C., scheduled for June 16‑23. The tour includes visits to historic landmarks, museums and meetings with Indiana’s congressional delegation. Applications are due February 19.
Page Day at the Indiana Statehouse
Page Day will be held January 26 at the Indiana Statehouse. High‑school students will learn about the legislative process, take part in a mock‑bill activity and meet state lawmakers. Participants must provide their own transportation; applications are due January 8.
“We believe the future of our community and cooperative rests with our youth, and we are committed to investing in them by providing these opportunities to learn about electrical safety, energy, the electric cooperative model, and leadership,” said KREMC President and CEO Tim Landrigan.
Families interested in any of the programs can find more information and submit applications at kremc.com/community/youth-programs. Additional questions may be directed to Laura Seney at (574) 269‑0354 or [email protected].
Original reporting: WOWO News/Talk (Fort Wayne) — read the source article.
