Energy is perhaps our most rapidly rising operating expense. Our District is facing the dilemma of increased expectations and reduced state funding; therefore, energy management is a necessity.

     Our mission is to provide the best possible education for all our students. Because rising energy costs have continued to take over increasing amounts of budget dollars, the school district has adopted an energy conservation policy.

     In addition, our Energy Education Specialist Roger Ramjug is responsible for implementing a comprehensive energy management program for the Newburgh Enlarged City School District. He is our appointed authority on the successful methods of reducing energy costs.

     More information and resources about energy conservation and our program will be added soon.

     In the meantime here is an article about the about the benefits of cleaner, greener, more efficient school facilities.

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District Energy Management Conservation Policy

     The Board of Education's approved District Energy Management Conservation Policy helps to explain both the purpose and the responsibilities of this program.

Energy Usage Guidelines

     The Energy Usage Guidelines help to explain the responsibilities of staff and faculty through the district and what they can do to help conserve energy.

Spring Break Shutdown Letter

     A letter to Staff and Faculty about Spring Break and what we can do to help conserve energy.

Spring Break Shutdown Procedure

     This list includes what should and should not be shutdown for spring break and what everyone can do to help.