Entries for 2024 Renew America's Schools Prize

This project will focus on upgrading the mechanical performance and reliability of the energy systems at 10 schools across the district.

Mitigate public health risks in indoor environmental contaminants commonly found in homes, schools, offices, and commercial buildings.

Florence County SD 3 & 5 have partnered on an energy savings project that will focus on building automation and mechanical upgrades.

Our project improves MPS through decarbonization, equity, better air quality, lower energy costs, clean energy, and improved learning spaces

DCSD has formed a partnership with Southface to identify infrastructure improvement opportunities at 24 schools in DeKalb County, Georgia.

Plan to Improve Energy Use in Aging Schools in SWPA’s Independent School Districts

Identify air quality & energy improvement opportunities in Fairfield and Midfield City Schools to support 2,487 students in 13 buildings.

Orange County Public Schools will create an energy transition plan which will become a scalable model for future construction projects.

For 22 schools, upgrade indoor lights to LED, outdoor to LED Solar, upgrade HVAC controls, install VFDs, network thermostats and system RCx.

Plains & Hot Springs School Districts aim to renew facilities through outside funding due to aging infrastructure and small tax base.

The project will improve air quality and energy efficiency, helping 5,643 Pennsylvania students learn in healthy, high-quality environments.

Provide healthy and efficient learning environments in Lawrence Co. Schools, where 38% of students are chronically absent (double US avg.).

Protect|ED and Energia will work with rural KY Appalachian schools to provide healthy, efficient learning environments for 10,717 students.

E4E Team represents companies / design consultants with unique strengths. Our Submission includes (9) school districts with (20) LEAs

Energy-efficient and healthy sub-Arctic schools: finding solutions for long winters, high construction costs, and statewide budget cuts.