10,545 school buildings730 million ft² of buildings1.6 million MT of CO2 emissions* per yr


California has clear, ambitious statewide climate goals.

But without leadership and a clear vision, districts risk making scattered, poor investments with current and future resources for school infrastructure.

We are working with advocates, policy makers, state and local leaders to align funding and technical support for healthy, equitable, climate-resilient school infrastructure.

We’re on the Governor’s Desk! 
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We’re on the Governor’s Desk! 

Last February, the California Legislature introduced three new bills aimed at advancing healthy, sustainable, and climate-resilient schools. We are thrilled to announce that these three bills are now on Governor Newsom’s desk, awaiting his signature.

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Spotlight on: Santa Barbara USD’s Microgrid
Stephanie Seidmon Stephanie Seidmon

Spotlight on: Santa Barbara USD’s Microgrid

As part of our partnership with CCEE and Ten Strands, we’re shining a spotlight on Santa Barbara Unified School District’s Microgram, which will save $17 million over 28 years while protecting critical school infrastructure like freezers, internet, and emergency shelters from power outages.

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The fight to keep solar at schools affordable
Jonathan Klein Jonathan Klein

The fight to keep solar at schools affordable

California’s Public Utility Commission (CPUC), is considering changes to the way solar is aggregated on sites like schools, farms, and multifamily housing. These changes would reduce the cost savings of solar by 75%, and we are actively fighting their adoption.

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SB394 unanimously passes the Senate!
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SB394 unanimously passes the Senate!

SB 394 (Gonzalez) passed out of the California State Senate in a bipartisan, unanimous 39-0 vote and is now headed to the Assembly for consideration.

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Climate-Resilient California Schools:  A Call to Action
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Climate-Resilient California Schools: A Call to Action

Amid fires, wildfire smoke, extreme heat, and other climate-driven disasters and health hazards, California’s leading experts in children’s health and education have come together to call for a cost-effective, ten year $150 billion investment to ensure K-12 public schools can remain open and provide safe and healthy places for California's children to learn and grow.

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Selected State Policies and Resources

* The carbon emissions we estimate above are related specifically to operating school buildings.