PCEF award will bring roughly $25.5 million to PPS for energy and green‑yard projects Portland Public Schools announced it will receive about $25.5 million of a roughly $70 million Portland Clean Energy Fund award to pay for energy‑efficiency upgrades and green schoolyard improvements across district schools, staff said April 14.

Portland Public Schools is set to receive a groundbreaking $25.5 million from the Portland Clean Energy Fund, paving the way for energy-efficient upgrades and vibrant green schoolyards!

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🌱 Now Open: Aliso Canyon Green Schoolyard Grants! 🌱

CAL FIRE’s Urban and Community Forestry program is excited to announce that applications are now open for the Aliso Canyon Green Schoolyard Grants program!

🔗 Learn more and apply today: bit.ly/UrbanFCGrants

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Board approves expulsions, settlement, CSBA resolution and multiple Green Schoolyards and other contracts The Santa Paula Unified board reported closed‑session expulsions and an OAH settlement, adopted a CSBA resolution on achievement-gap goals, and approved several Green Schoolyards contracts and other procurement items funded through grants and special funds.

The Santa Paula Unified Board made pivotal decisions, including expelling a student and approving $9.4 million for Green Schoolyards projects aimed at enriching educational facilities.

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CAL FIRE is proud to support projects like the Green Schoolyard Project at Stoneman Elementary—turning asphalt into shaded, outdoor learning spaces.

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Today, CAPS intern Federico Valdez spoke at the Green Schoolyard Network Meeting, sharing how interns help design and build greener schoolyards in Porterville Unified School District. 🌱 Stay in the loop with student-led climate action projects: buff.ly/halgfUA

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These natural areas support kids’ healing, learning, and well-being—especially after fire. Greener schools mean healthier, cooler, more resilient communities.

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