US EditionCache Public Schools Unveils New Electric Buses
CACHE, OKLAHOMA, AUG 11 – The six new electric buses will reduce fuel and maintenance costs by over 50%, improve student comfort with air conditioning, and are funded partly by a $2 million EPA grant.
- During its annual back-to-school event on August 11, 2025, Cache Public Schools in Oklahoma introduced six new electric buses designed for student transportation.
- The unveiling followed the district's receipt of a roughly $2 million EPA Clean School Bus Program grant awarded about a year and a half ago to support this transition.
- Cache collaborated with Highland Electric Fleets, a leading electrification-as-a-service company in the U.S. established in 2019, which manages vehicle delivery, charger setup, ongoing maintenance, and support.
- Superintendent Chad Hance highlighted that adding six electric buses to Cache Public Schools marks progress toward a healthier and more peaceful environment for both students and the local community, with projected savings exceeding 50 percent in overall ownership costs.
- Cache Public Schools’ introduction of electric buses aims to lower fuel and maintenance costs, enhance daily 50-mile student routes, and provide improved comfort through features like air conditioning.
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Cache Public Schools to Debut Electric School Buses at Back-to-School Event
New electric fleet is expected to deliver significant operational savings for the district
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