There were three primary Energy Task Force members involved in developing the SEP&EP, including one elementary, one junior high, and one high school teacher. This group focused on developing an education plan because an energy policy already existed for the district. The district approved a school energy policy between the time the grant was submitted and the time it began working on the SEP&EP. The district strongly supported the development of the energy education plan because of the recent adoption of the energy policy. To ensure compliance with the policy, the Energy Task Force often involved other district and community members who were familiar with the policy. The Energy Task Force met once a month for 17 months from August 2009 to December 2010, primarily working on the energy education plan. There were eight school buildings in District B, located throughout the community