AISD Energy Management Energy Competition Awards Ceremony 2018-2019 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
AISD Energy Management Energy Competition Awards Ceremony 2018-2019 May 13, 2019 Energy Competition Awards Program 1. Welcome 2. Energy Committee: Because it is the right thing to do! 3. Department Update 4. Committee Member Recognition
May 13, 2019
Generate awareness of energy savings opportunities in the district Receive and evaluate energy savings ideas Provide constructive feedback on plans or policies Advocate energy efficiency within their school with all stakeholders Act as their school's advocate in committee meetings
A Little About Our Department
– Certificates distributed to campuses – Displayed at Plant Services on “Wall of Fame” – Decals applied on campus entrance windows
Robert, Keri, Kelly, Becky, Emily, Monica & Elizabeth
Robert, Tom, Todd, Martha, Diane, Teri, Amy & Janie
Kelly Horn – Executive Director Plant Services Corey Robinson - Environmental & Safety Coordinator Jennifer Hammonds – National Wildlife Federation – Eco-Schools USA City of Arlington Water District – Traci Peterson
5 consecutive months of year over year reductions in water usage! Down 27% over the last 5 months
Steering Committee Member – Emily Smith
selected with 27 other teachers across the nation and is the only teacher from Texas! GREAT JOB!
Energy Management Activity Fund
(Funded by Race Proceeds and Donations) Remaining Balance from 2018 $8,333.12 Grants
Race Expenditures
Race Proceeds and Donations $5,991.00 2020 Pavilion Rental
Participation Point Award
Current Balance $6,542.11
Annex I, II, III Robert DeAnda Kooken Monica Garza Morton Emily Smith Pearcy Keri Collier Seguin Angelita “Kelly” Clay Short Becky Bronstein Thornton Elizabeth Williams
Adams Kimberly Fennell Amos Jeanne Painter Anderson Kim Hall Arlington High Stephanie Reynolds Ashworth Mary Frances Nelson Atherton Seyed Fatemi Bailey Laurie Palomino Barnett Kirsten Foti Bebensee Lindy Phipps Beckham Ceara Barber Berry Iraida Lopez Galarza Blanton Emma Perez Boles Greg Smith Bowie Trenten Albano Bryant Brynn Briscoe Burgin Donna Wood Butler Debra Anstice Career & Technology Randall Pope Carter Juliana Mirmohammadi Corey Kathy (D’Lynn) Webb Crouch Jaime Stephens Ditto Shahin Hozhabri Duff Cindy Harbison Duff Tina Hatchett Dunn Shawn Angelcyk Ellis Amanda Gonzalez Farrell Tammy Fincher Fitzgerald Laura Williams Foster Amber Johnson Goodman Geri Mahon Gunn Sarah Skeen Hale Sara Heflin Hill Janet Mason Jones Regan Barolet Key Nasrin Adibi Knox Leslie Valentincic Kooken Monica Garza Larson Jed Eisel
Little Kasha Vick Martin Amy Dragon McNutt Makiko Ogawa Miller Chrumaine Chowdhury Moore Regan Bullock Morton Emily Smith Nichols Michael Razavizadeh Ousley Darla Stroud Peach Stephanie Davis Pearcy Keri Collier Rankin Tracy Coplen Remynse Alma De La Torre Roark Anna Anderson Seguin Angelita Clay Shackelford Vincent Meza Sherrod Shruti Patel Short Becky Bronstein South Davis Riley Pass Speer Donna Garza Starrett Todd Dubbelde / Heather Martin Swift Stephanie Montoya Thornton Elizabeth Williams Turning Point Stephanie Rausch Webb Kathryn Kaju West Brenda Crumbaker Williams Denise Carriveau Wood Tiffany Jensen Workman Candy Reichardt
Administration Tony Drollinger & Martha Edwards Annex I, II, III Robert DeAnda Annex IV Amy Hardin Custodial Dept Tom Orwa Dropout Prevention Wendy Carrington & Diane Ryan Enterprise Centre Teri Williams Food Service Todd Goode Hilldale Annex Janie Garner PDC Michael Miller Transportation Eric Cooper Warehouse Deryl Wingate Technology Dept Kenneth Johnson
Lesley Rhodes Kimberly Fennell
Kimberly Fennell Adams
2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2019 Totaling 275 Runners
Kimberly Fennell is a model for AISD’s Leadership Definition and Cultural Tenets…In her classroom, school, and the community
How it worked: This years competition included two components. Participation points and 2 separate energy saving competitions, Thanksgiving week and Spring Break. The participation part of the competition was calculated based on involvement in Energy Committee meeting and participation in campus initiatives to promote energy awareness. These points will be added to your average savings over the 2 separate usage competitions. (Example: Thanksgiving Break you save 25% and Spring Break you save 20%. That is an average savings of 22.5%! Let’s say you had accumulated 50 participation points, add your 22.5-point average savings from the competitions and you would have a total of 72.5 points for the competition!)
The competition ran November 11-24, 2018
Roark Elementary Savings of 5,968 kWh 49.8% reduction in usage Boles Junior High Savings of 19,143 kWh 43.8% reduction in usage Fitzgerald Elementary Savings of 12,680 kWh 43.4% reduction in usage
The competition ran March 3-16, 2019
Dropout Prevention Savings of 868 kWh 27.2% reduction in usage Bailey Junior High Savings of 9,317 kWh 25.9% reduction in usage Little Elementary Savings of 5,845 kWh 25.7% reduction in usage
electricity WOW! Way to go!
customer enough electricity to operate for one month!
the district but also for the environment.
Awards will be presented to:
Roark Elementary 66.3% Boles Junior High 63.9% Ferguson Education Center 63.5% Little Elementary 62.8% Lamar High School 61.2% Thornton Elementary 60.5% Bailey Junior High 59.3% Ellis Elementary 59.2% Workman Junior High 58.4% Fitzgerald Elementary 57.4% Rankin Elementary 56.9% Ousley Junior High 55.5% Dropout Prevention 55.3% Ditto Elementary 55.2% Carter Junior High 55.1% Crow Elementary 55.0% Beckham Elementary 54.7% Starrett Elementary 54.2% Dunn Elementary 54.1% Bebensee Elementary 52.3% Gunn Elementary 52.3% Nichols Junior High 52.2% Wood Elementary 51.5% Short Elementary 51.4% Patrick Elementary 50.0%
Tony Drollinger Martha Edwards
Stephanie Davis
Keri Collier Codi Van Duzee
Becky Bronstein Katina Martinez
Greg Smith
Angelita (Kelly) Clay Ray Borden