One member shared that the school continues to save energy using the automatic lights in their common areas and hallways, although he has noted that some reinforcement of behaviors is needed regarding other energy use practices. School District B noted that they were able to pilot their energy education plan with one of the elementary schools. They applied for and received a $3000 grant to purchase energy education kits from NEED. The district's new Buildings and Grounds Manager was supportive of the energy education pilot and shared information with teachers and their classes regarding new energy saving practices taking place in the district. Teachers from School District C continue to educate students about their solar panels that were purchased and installed according to their SEP&EP. Their efforts have received some media attention. Other anecdotal reports have been shared with the researchers; however, a more formal longitudinal analy- sis is recommended for a future study. The increase in number of school energy policies that provide guidelines for school facilities