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KCSD podcast highlights student energy-conservation program, says it builds citizenship and environmental awareness

Kenton County School District (Inside the KCSD podcast) · April 15, 2026
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Summary

On the district podcast, Dr. Webb described the EES energy-conservation program as a hands-on way for students to participate in saving energy at school and noted staff and students are involved; a fourth-grade student asked why the program matters.

On Inside the KCSD, a fourth-grade student, Kaya of Kaywood Elementary, asked why the district's EES program is important. Dr. Webb said the EES program engages students in conserving energy at school, supports school operations and helps students understand the broader impact of energy savings.

"Our EES program helps students actually participate in conserving energy in our schools and we're very appreciative of what they do," Dr. Webb said. He thanked staff who run the program and said student participation contributes to school- and community-level benefits.

The podcast did not spell out the full name of the EES acronym on the recording; the episode framed the program as an instructional and operational energy-conservation activity that complements the portrait of a graduate by building responsible, engaged behavior.

Dr. Webb's response linked the energy program to broader district goals of engagement and responsibility but did not provide specific metrics, savings figures or funding details for the EES program.