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Sponsored by the DOE Office of State and Community Energy Programs (SCEP), the Energy CLASS trainings aim to build knowledge within schools to promote energy, infrastructure, and health improvements in school facilities and classrooms across America.
This library of trainings is intended to provide school districts practical knowledge and resources around energy infrastructure projects that reduce utility costs and create healthier learning environments for students and teachers, as well as to identify funding pathways for advancing sustainability across the school district.
Over 35 hours of trainings are available across the following topics:
- Fundamental Building Science
- Benchmarking and Energy Management
- Indoor Air Quality
- Procurement Strategies for K-12 Facilities and Energy Managers
- Resilience
- Stakeholder Engagement
- Business and Communication Skills
The Energy CLASS content is broadly applicable to school personnel and is recommended for those working in facilities, maintenance and operations, sustainability, energy, finance, or strategic planning.
Previous trainees have used a train-the-trainer model to provide this content throughout their school district.
Applications for 2024-2025 Energy CLASS Opening Soon
Want to engage further? Consider applying for the 2024-25 Energy CLASS.
In partnership with DOE’s Efficient and Healthy Schools Program and New Buildings Institute (NBI), there will be an opportunity for up to 50 school districts to receive coaching and 1:1 expert advice on strategic energy management, project development, funding pathways, and related topics to advance their district’s sustainability goals.
Applications are anticipated to open early September. Check the Renew America's Schools page for updates.
Questions?
Please reach out to Schools@doe.gov, or visit the Renew America’s Schools website with any questions.
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