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EPCOR teaches about water cycle to Surprise students

Surprise Elementary School students learn about water filtration when EPCOR USA workers came to campus.

Courtesy DUSD

Surprise Elementary School students participate in games during a visit from EPCOR USA workers.

Courtesy DUSD

Water company EPCOR USA recently stopped by Surprise Elementary School to help students learn about the water cycle, filtration and what it takes to get clean water to homes.

Students got to participate in hands-on activities that helped bring the lessons to life.

EPCOR serves about one-third of Surprise homes and businesses in the northern part of the city (north of Bell Road), areas west of Loop 303 and Coyote Lakes in the east.

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