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Katonah-Lewisboro showcases sustainability plans as district nears major renewable projects
Summary
Students and staff presented a districtwide sustainability showcase; administration described greenhouse projects, a planned 240-ton geothermal system, a 2.1 MW solar rollout expected to cut electricity costs up to 50%, and emissions reductions that surpass the board's 2030 target ahead of schedule.
Students, teachers and district officials used the April 21 board meeting to highlight a year of sustainability work and preview infrastructure projects officials say will cut emissions and operating costs.
At a showcase in the John Jay High School cafeteria and then before the board, student leaders and curriculum staff described classroom and campus projects linking curriculum, community partnerships and campus operations. "We are a community that uplifts and supports those in need," student Hudson said in remarks urging community engagement on district decisions about early childhood education and facilities.
District facilities staff described large-scale upgrades intended to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. "One of the most significant…
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