The Juice Krew Energy Fair is an educational project-based learning activity that is administered by an Energy Manager and two engineering instructors from the Johnson Co. School District. It is designed to provide primary, elementary, middle school and high school students the opportunity to understand energy management concepts and behavioral cultures that will aid and contribute to the reduction of energy consumption in their schools and homes. One focus of this event is to encourage and engage students in the educational aspect of energy conservation and the benefits financially, environmentally and culturally. The second focus will be to develop energy terminology and monitoring analysis for the comprehension of energy management conservation in our world today. This project event will encompass extensive research hours of independent study for individuals and team building applications. Students will present their project to their respective schools, and the top three project winners from each division will compete at a district competition. It also educates and encourages the participating students and rewards their innovations on the application of future professional vocations in the energy field while enhancing those applications to serve their communities. The event is held in the high school gym at Johnson Central and additional classrooms depending on amount of student participation. Our main goal this year is to expand from just the core stem projects to show growth in four additional categories, Visual Arts, Multimedia-technology, Essay, and Performing Arts.