South Carolina Virtual Charter School's Back-to-School Bash
What does nuclear fuel look like up close? Students and families had a chance to find out at the South Carolina Virtual Charter School's Back-to-School Bash!

What does nuclear fuel look like up close? Students and families had a chance to find out at the South Carolina Virtual Charter School's Back-to-School Bash!
Westinghouse was recognized earlier this month as a finalist for the Community Outreach Award at the 2026 SC Workforce and Manufacturing Summit held in Columbia, SC.
CFFF recently experienced two isolated wastewater treatment system issues. One involved a water quality test result, and the other involved a low dissolved oxygen (DO) measurement associated with a startup condition. Follow-up monitoring and evaluation determined that neither issue was indicative of ongoing wastewater treatment performance, and subsequent results confirmed normal operating conditions. CFFF implemented process improvements to reduce the potential for recurrence and is sharing this information as part of its commitment to transparency, regulatory compliance, environmental protection, and continuous improvement.
They were able to gain hands-on experience in the energy industry while working alongside industry professionals. They were able to complete meaningful projects and gained skills to jumpstart their careers in engineering, technology, and other relevant fields.
Westinghouse was a sponsor for the 4th Annual Career Fair hosted by the Envisioning Your Purpose organization. The event connected high school and college students with local organizations and universities, providing valuable information about employment opportunities, career pathways, and educational programs.
Westinghouse proudly sponsored the Koinonia Foundation STEM Camp in Hopkins, South Carolina, providing students with engaging opportunities to explore science, technology, engineering, and mathematics throughout the summer. The camp offered hands-on STEM activities focused on environmental safety, science project development, laboratory experiences, and the importance of literacy, helping to inspire and educate the next generation of learners.
Westinghouse served as a sponsor for the Lower Richland Community’s Annual Juneteenth Celebration. The event highlighted local artists and vendors, along with presentations emphasizing the history and significance of Juneteenth. Despite the heat, community members gathered to celebrate and honor the holiday. A special thank you to Brandon Brown and Larnell Cash for volunteering to assist with the event.
The Westinghouse Brigade proudly participated in the Antioch AME Zion Church Summer Enrichment Academy, where they led an engaging fire safety session for camp participants. Students learned about identifying escape routes and how to protect themselves in the event of a fire. Brigade members also guided hands-on activities, allowing students to practice the “stop, drop, and roll” technique and navigate safely through confined spaces.
A special thank you to Jonathan Alexander, Tramaine Billie, Justin Dingle, LaKeshia Jones, Tokee Robertson, Renee Sumpter, and Ryan Truluck for their contributions to this impactful event!
Westinghouse was proud to serve as the platinum sponsor for the 37th Annual Senior Citizens Healthcare and Fun Day, held at Seawells in Columbia, SC. The program was started for seniors living in the Lower Richland community and has grown to include over 1000 participants from the area. The event included healthcare and senior safety information, gift bags for attendees, and lunch featuring Ms. Bernice G. Scott’s annual “Ugly Hat Contest”.
Westinghouse joined Lower Richland High School in celebrating its 100th anniversary. Students from local elementary and middle schools participated in the day’s events, alongside community members and alumni who came out to show their support.