Fuel Cells Support California District's Green Efforts
Irvine Unified School District in Southern California is ramping up its green efforts by installing fuel cells on two of its high school campuses. The district has already launched a solar power initiative that will place photovoltaic arrays on several sites; the fuel cells will be used to heat facilities and to generate extra power.
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The New Paltz Central School District in New York is launching a series of energy efficiency upgrades expected to save $258,461 a year.
MoreDenver Public Schools Adopts Performance Management Software
Denver Public Schools in Colorado will be adopting new applications from Lawson to further automate human resources management work. The district, second largest in the state, has about 13,000 teachers and other staff in 160 schools.
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3/8/2011
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