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Michigan City Area Schools, in partnership with Performance Services, Inc., has received a 2018 Governor’s Award for Environmental Excellence in the Renewable Energy Category.

Join Performance Services at the MASA Fall Conference at the Grand Traverse Resort in Traverse City on September 19-21. We will be in the exhibit hall so be sure to stop by our booth and meet the team!

Join Performance Services at the TACS San Antonio Conference at the Hilton Palacio Hotel del Rio on the Riverwalk in San Antonio on September 9-11.

Join Performance Services at the ISBA/IAPSS Fall Conference at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis on September 10-11. Be sure to stop by booth #322/324 for some ice cream!

Join Performance Services at the KASA Annual Leadership Institute at the Galt House Hotel in Louisville on July 25-27. We will be exhibiting at booth #E23 and will be raffling off a Samsung Galaxy Tab A so be sure to stop by and put your name into the drawing!

Two Daleville Community school buildings have earned the Energy Star award after investing in cost-effective improvements that reduced utility costs by 26% overall, as measured for a two-year period ending November 2017.

Community Consolidated School District 46 will host a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, June 14 at 11:00 a.m. at Frederick School to begin the construction of a solar energy project that will bring clean, renewable energy to the District. Ground-mounted solar panels will be installed at Frederick and Prairieview Schools, and roof-mounted panels will be installed at Park Campus and Grayslake Middle School.

Join Performance Services at the WASBO Spring Conference at the Kalahari Resort in Wisconsin Dells on May 17-18. We will be exhibiting at booth #709 so be sure to stop by!

Utility bill costs at Shelby Eastern Schools reduced by $247,581 for the calendar year 2017. Electric usage has been reduced by 1.9 million kilowatts (kWh) and natural gas usage reduced by 101,284 therms. The energy usage based on utility bills reduced by 47 percent overall when compared to usage before the energy project. In addition, 1,964 metric tons of greenhouse gas was eliminated to benefit the environment, an equivalent to the annual energy usage of 212 homes.

Delphi Community School Corporation celebrated the completion of their renewable energy project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Monday, May 14, 2018, prior to the evening school board meeting.