Since March 2020, the federal government has passed three rounds of relief funding totaling nearly $190 billion for public education. This guide outlines the top five steps school district leaders can take to make sure they are getting the most out of their stimulus funds.
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How school leaders can motivate students, teachers, and staff to take an active role in their school’s sustainability initiatives.
How physical security can help schools address their unique needs and complement long-term efforts to provide a best-in-class learning environment.
How a Tennessee school district saves money, conserves energy, and improves its students’ learning experience.
Fayetteville City Schools implements a comprehensive infrastructure improvement project that will eliminate a deferred maintenance backlog and enhance learning environments.
A district’s innovative agricultural program contributes to the growth of both its students and community at large.
Through its partnership with Schneider Electric, the University of North Alabama drastically reduces energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.
The VDC implements a comprehensive infrastructure project to significantly expand their energy efficiency program through an energy savings performance contract (ESPC) with Schneider Electric.
K-12 district announces plans to leverage ESSER funds for major infrastructure improvements, reducing energy and operational costs.
School bus fleet electrification is the first step for districts on their sustainability journey. Learn more about the benefits of an electric fleet now.
WMUA implements a significant infrastructure project to improve sustainability and resilience of water and wastewater facilities.
Expert judges consider WMUA a top example of the exemplary work being done today in the fields of energy and environmental management.
North Carolina school district addresses funding gap with self-funding modernization project.
School Superintendents of Alabama (SSA) and Schneider Electric are proud to honor Talladega County School System Superintendent, Dr. Suzanne Lacey, as the 2021 Alabama Superintendent of the Year.
Through her work with Schneider Electric, the former mayor of Hoboken, NJ helps communities to be as sustainable and resilient as possible.
Vulnerabilities in America’s physical infrastructure and the need for improved climate resiliency including preventative measures to mitigate further climate change risk.
Hear the story of Madison County Schools. The district overcame budget issues to unlock over $30 million in energy saving and win a prestigious national award.
Schneider Electric helps Gulf Shores City Schools undergo a full facility transformation with creative funding and a long-term plan.
Schneider Electric helps K-12 district recover from earthquake, pandemic, and deferred maintenance.