THE Journal: A school district in Oklahoma has just kicked off a project to save $2.5 million in energy costs over five years by applying technology and behavior-based conservation programs. Edmond Public Schools has 17 elementary schools, six middle schools, three high schools, two alternative high school programs and an early childhood center. The school system signed the contract in June for the program, which incorporates a full-time energy manager to help monitor energy efficiencies and promote the importance of energy conservation among staff and students.
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