US EditionWayne County schools use solar to save money. The county's lawmakers tried to stop the practice.
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Wayne County schools use solar to save money. The county's lawmakers tried to stop the practice.
As Superintendent Todd Alexander anticipates a continued decrease in state funding for Wayne County Public Schools, he’s always looking for ways to cut costs. So, when he found out he could supplement the school district’s power with solar panels and save millions in electricity costs at no upfront cost, he pursued it. Wayne County Public Schools is now estimated to save nearly $6.5 million over the next 25 years. But Sen. Craig Hart, who rep…
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