Energy and Sustainability
Purpose and Mission
Purpose
In compliance with Texas Education Code Section 44.902, the board of trustees of a school district shall establish a long-range energy plan to reduce the district's annual electric consumption by five percent beginning with the 2008 state fiscal year and consume electricity in subsequent fiscal years in accordance with the district's energy plan.
Mission
To create a sustainable and energy-efficient learning environment that nurtures environmental stewardship, reduces operational costs, and fosters a culture of sustainability among students, staff, and the community.
Benefits
Financial Savings
By lowering energy consumption, the district will see a significant reduction in electricity bills, providing savings that can be redirected toward educational programs or facility improvements.
Environmental Impact
Reducing energy consumption decreases the district's greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to a reduction in overall environmental impact.
Sustainability Culture
Engaging students and staff in energy conservation efforts promotes a culture of sustainability and personal responsibility toward energy use and environmental protection.
Programs and Reports
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Programs
Oncor – Summer Power Demand Response Program
Water Management
Holidays and School Break Reminders
Reports
Achievements
14 Campuses listed below received Energy Star Certifications, indicating that these campuses are more efficient than 75% of similar properties nationwide.
- Grand Prairie High School
- South Grand Prairie High School
- Grand Prairie Fine Arts Academy
- John A. Dubiski Career High School
- Mike Moseley Elementary School
- Lorenzo De Zabala Environmental Science Academy
- Ellen Ochoa STEM Academy at Ben Milam Elementary
- Bill Arnold Middle School
- Kennedy Middle School
- Ronald Reagan Middle School
- Crockett Early Education
- James Fannin Middle School
- Garner Fine Arts Academy
- John Adams Middle School
