Eastern Kentucky’s Rowan County School District consists of seven education buildings totaling almost 400,000 square feet of space. The Rowan County School system has a long history of quality education and graduating excellent students and strives to have facilities that help students excel.

Greater Clark County Schools (GCCS) is the 21st largest school district in Indiana operating 20 buildings serving a student population of approximately 10,500.

Russell Independent School district, located in Greenup County, KY, has four education buildings totaling 288,000 square feet with a student enrollment of approximately 2,186.

One of the largest school districts in Kentucky, Hardin County, receives 8 ENERGY STAR awards for its $5 million in energy savings allowing funds to reallocate back into students’ initiatives and improving learning environments.

Kentucky school district receives ENERGY STAR awards for its energy savings, channeling tax dollars back into students’ education while also providing a safe, effective learning environment through HVAC and lighting upgrades.

Calloway County school district saved on energy costs allowing dollars to funnel back into students’ education while also providing a comfortable and adequate learning environment with lighting upgrades.

Western Kentucky school district improves HVAC operations and learning environments in partnership with Harshaw Trane. District faced facility issues and a large gap in facility needs versus available capital revenues for 9,700 enrolled students.

Central Kentucky school district is the first for each of its schools to receive the ENERGY STAR award for its energy savings after implementing two performance PACT™ projects and other improvements to address a lengthy list of facility issues, comfort concerns and limited funding.